Flat Roofing in Norwich and Norfolk

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High quality flat roofing in Norwich at an affordable price.

We can perform flat roofing for any type of building, we have worked with flat roofs across Norwich and Norfolk for many years. All jobs are performed by expert roofers adept in installations and repairs for a wide spectrum of roofs, using modern and traditional materials.

We are proud that our reputation is maintained by the expert work we produce and the high levels of professionalism of our roofers.

Our team of Norwich roofers are qualified to carry out flat roofing on a huge range of buildings including garages, extensions and single story buildings. Whether it is an extension on your home or a commercial enterprise such as a school or hospital our team of roofers can help.

All work is produced to ensure longevity for many years and avoid many of the common problems that arise with flat roofing. We are also able to install roof skylights into your flat roof to get extra light and for that modern desired effect for kitchens.

Leaking flat roof? Time for a replacement.

No matter the size or shape we can install a new flat roof
EPDM and GRP roof coverings for value for money
We can replace a flat roof within a few days
Beam, boards, insulation and roof coatings included
We can install flat roof lanterns and skylights
Years of flat roof replacement
The best flat roof installers in Norwich
We can add install flat roofs on new extensions

Why use EPDM rubber roofing

EPDM flat roof benefits

20 year warranty on EPDM flat roofs

RubberBond comes with a 20 year guarantee and is a extremely durable polyester fleece-backed EPDM membrane perfect for flat roofs. If your flat roof has been having leaks then EPDM rubber is the best replacement, you have complete peace of mind that a product of high quality and that will not crack or split in all weather conditions is being installed.

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Flat roof FAQ's

How does water drain from a flat roof?

Flat roofs are designed with a slight fall so that water drains from the roof and into the gutter. Although they look flat in appearance they are constructed with timber to accommodate a small slope for correct water drainage.

How should I care for my flat roof, and what areas need regular inspection?

It’s recommended to inspect your flat roof twice a year—once in March and once in November—especially after rain or snow, to ensure water is draining properly. before you inspect you roof ensure you have the correct access and it is safe. It is advisable to not walk on the roof, particular if it is very old as you could cause severe damage. If you cannot see all the roof without getting on top then call a professional roofer or use a ply board to distribute your weight.

My flat roof is leaking. Can I fix it, or do I need a complete replacement?

It depends of the condition of the full roof and if the leak is in one area. If the roof appears in good condition then it is possible to do repair works on the problem area. Unfortunately repairs are usually only temporary and it is difficult to say how long the repair could last. Rather than full replacement having an overlay could be a more cost effective and more longer term solution.

I have ponding water on my flat roof. Do I need to replace it?

Ponding on your flat roof does not necessarily mean a new roof is required. Unless there is a leak the water is not penetrating the roof. Ponding is down to the water not draining from the roof correctly so the roof may need a steeper fall or it could have sagged in the middle of the roof.

What waterproof coating do I need for my flat roof?

If you are getting your roof replaced by a local roofer then they will be able to recommend the best option for your roof. Usually EPDM is the best option for more simple roofs and GRP for more complex roofs. This is because you try to get one piece of EPDM to cover the roof as cuts and joins can cause leaks.