Flat Roofing in Nailsworth, Gloucestershire

Most homeowners we chat with are tired of the constant cycle of repairs that come with old-fashioned roofing. That's why we're such big fans of EPDM rubber roofing. Imagine a single, seamless sheet of high-performance rubber tailored specifically to your roof's dimensions. Because there are no joins, there's nowhere for the water to get in. It's incredibly tough, UV resistant, and has a life expectancy of up to 50 years. It’s essentially a 'fit and forget' solution. If you're looking for a way to future-proof your home in Nailsworth or Stroud, this is often the smartest investment you can make.

Need a roof you can actually walk on? If you have a balcony, a roof terrace, or an area that needs to withstand a bit of foot traffic, GRP fibreglass is your best friend. We apply it as a cold liquid that cures into a single, incredibly strong, and completely waterproof skin. It looks sleek and modern, and because we use high-quality resins, it won't crack or peel like the DIY kits you might see elsewhere. We've installed these across Gloucestershire on everything from contemporary orangeries to traditional stone extensions, and the feedback is always the same: it looks great and works even better.

You might remember the old 'felt and chippings' roofs from years ago that always seemed to bubble and leak. Thankfully, things have moved on! We use modern, high-performance torch-on felt systems that are worlds apart from the old stuff. These are multi-layered, reinforced membranes that offer fantastic flexibility and durability at a very competitive price point. It’s a brilliant, cost-effective choice for garden offices, sheds, or larger commercial projects where you need reliable waterproofing without breaking the bank. Our team are experts in the precision torching required to get those seals perfect every time.

Have you noticed 'ponding' or pooling water sitting on your flat roof days after the rain has stopped? This is one of the most common issues we see in the Nailsworth area, and it's usually down to poor installation or a sagging structure. Water sitting on your roof adds immense weight and eventually finds its way through even the smallest gap. When we come out for a survey, we check your roof's 'falls' – the slight slope that directs water to the gutters. If it's not right, we can install tapered insulation or adjust the decking (the substrate) to make sure your roof sheds water exactly like it's supposed to.