Flat Roofing in Reading
HomeProServe Ltd offers a full range of flat roofing solutions that are tailored to your Reading property and budget needs. We are a local, professional and fully trained flat roofing company, dedicated to the highest standards in flat roofing installation and repairs.
Local & Trusted Flat Roofing Specialists
It all starts with a free, no obligation roof inspection. We will conduct a thorough roof survey and suggest the best possible materials to protect your Reading home. We would also advise on other products that may need to be installed. Along with our solid, honest advice, we would be happy to give you a quote and a timeframe for completion.
Approved Flat Roofers Reading
Flat roofs have a bad reputation for leaking due to problems with the joins, cracked felt or general wear and tear. HomeProServe Ltd specialises in providing safe, reliable and secure flat roofing solutions that will last.
Whether you require a flat roof for your garage, conversion, extension, house or shed, our team has the experience and the expertise to ensure that every project is completed on time and within budget, with the minimum of disruption.
Our Flat Roofing Options in Reading include
- Rubber Roofing (EPDM)
- Fibreglass Roofing (GRP)
- High Performance Felt Roofing
- Single Ply Roofing
- Hot Melt
- Liquid Roofing Systems
EPDM Rubber Roofing
EPDM (ethylene-propylene-diene-monomer) is renowned for its strength and durability. When used for flat roofing, it also offers excellent thermal insulation and water resistance.
Rubber roofing is growing in popularity around Reading due to its durability and flexibility, making it easy to shape to almost any surface.
Our rubber roofing system comes with a 10-year guarantee.
Fibreglass Roofing (GRP)
GRP Fibreglass is a single-ply flat roof coating that employs a composite material made from reinforced polyester resin over a high-performance synthetic membrane.
Fibreglass roofing is a tough, versatile, long-lasting option suitable for garages, extensions and small buildings. GRP provides great flexibility whilst also being cost-effective.
Felt Flat Roofing
Felt is the traditional material used for flat roofs. It lasts for many years and is an affordable option compared to other materials.
You may have seen felt roofing on garden sheds and small buildings, but it is also suitable as a budget-friendly option for extensions and roof terraces.
Felt roofs have an average lifespan of 10-15 years. Our felt roofing system comes with a 10-year guarantee.
Recommended Flat Roofing in Reading
Call us today and HomeProServe Ltd will come out and conduct a free comprehensive site survey to assess your roofing requirements.
We will then provide you with a free, no obligation quote to cover all work and materials. If you accept the quote, then we will arrange a date with you to start the work.
All our work is guaranteed, giving you a worry-free experience.
Flat Roof Repairs in Reading
Effective flat roof repairs, especially for structures like garage flat roofs, are crucial for maintaining the integrity of a building. Leaking flat roof repairs require swift attention to prevent further damage.
These repairs often involve meticulous inspection to identify the source of the leak, followed by thorough patching, sealing, or membrane replacement.
Addressing these issues promptly by engaging experienced professionals can safeguard against water infiltration, structural deterioration, and interior damage. Whether it's a garage flat roof or any other flat roofing system, proactive repairs are essential for extending the roof's lifespan and preserving the overall condition of the building.
Need Flat Roofing Experts in Reading? Then choose HomeProServe Ltd today.
Most of our work comes from recommendation by existing customers, which is a testament to our level of service and workmanship.
Our clients benefit from a skilled workforce with a track record of integrity and professionalism and all our flat roof replacement and repair services are of high quality and cost effective.
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You can rely on our expertise and professionalism when it comes to quality flat roofing solutions.
- Qualified and experienced roofers
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- Competitive local pricing
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FAQs for flat roofing in Reading
An EPDM rubber roof is an exceptionally durable roof made from synthetic rubber roofing membrane. An EDPM roof is usually fully adhered onto the flat surface and has a proven life expectancy of 50 years.
Felt roofing is largely made up of modified bitumen combined with either fibreglass or polyester. Felt roofing often consists of several different layers of material that form together and are sealed at the edges, resulting in a tight and durable bond between your property and the outside elements.
There are several methods of applying a felt roof to a building, but the more common technique in modern times is to use a blowtorch to partially melt one side of the felt until it is sticky. This side is then stuck down.
Costs will vary depending on several factors such as the size of the roof, what roofing material is chosen to cover the roof and the length of time, and the materials needed to complete the job. No two flat roofing jobs are the same. Contact us and we will be happy to provide a free site survey and a no obligation quote.
Costs will vary depending on the size of your roof, the thickness of the rubber you want to use, how accessible your roof is and the length of time it may take. Contact us and we will be happy to offer a free site survey and quote for your rubber flat roof.
GRP/Fibreglass is a newer roofing system that lends itself best to flat roofing but is also suitable for pitched roofs in some applications. Fibreglass is more durable than felt and stronger too. A fibreglass roof will last for more than 20 years and it’s less likely than felt to develop a fault
Initially yes, however, the long-term benefits will be obvious as it will outperform the felt roof – you won’t have to worry about replacing it again for a very long time.
Flexi Proof EPDM rubber can be used on low pitched roofs. Our installers are experts in bonding the rubber membrane on low pitched roofs. We have successfully installed many EPDM rubber roofs onto pitched roofs.
There are approximately twenty, ranging from basic Standard 2mm felt to High Performance Polyester 6mm cap sheets.
Although fibreglass roofs are superior and much more resistant to heat, moisture, water and fire than alternative flat roofing materials meaning that they need much less maintenance as a result, they still require a level of maintenance and cleaning occasionally.
A professionally laid GRP fibreglass roof will last for at least 30 years with no measurable deterioration.
EPDM roofs offer a wealth of benefits that traditional roofing materials don’t offer. The main benefits are that they’re incredibly long lasting, extremely easy to maintain as moss and algae don’t grow on it and it’s environmentally friendly as the EPDM is made from recycled rubber and materials.
This is not 100% necessary. New high-performance felts have a granular mineral finish to the top layer which acts as UV and Solar protection.
A GRP Flat Roof, or fibreglass roofing as it’s also known, is one of the most popular flat roofing solutions in the UK. GRP stands for Glass Reinforced Polyester, a composite material formed by strengthening plastic with fine fibres made of glass.
Because an EPDM rubber roof is made from rubber, the material cannot be affected by the sun’s UV rays as well as standard weather conditions such as snow, rain and wind. If maintained properly a rubber roof can last in excess of 50 years.
The quality of the material selected for the roof and which way the roof faces in relation to the sun will determine this. On average, most good systems will last over 20 years.
