Flat roof
Flat roof
Flat roofs are horizontal or near horizontal and are otherwise known as low-pitch roofs. A waterproof material is used and water is allowed to run off the roof area at a slight inclination into a gutter system.
Although some flat surfaces won’t have a gutter system attached, they’re highly recommended and will keep the walls and foundations dry.
Benefits of flat roofing
Flat roof benefits are becoming more evident around the country. For those that invest in a flat roof, not only are they a space saver but the economical and efficient structure ensures both energy and money are saved too.
On top of this, flat roofs tend to last longer than the pitched tops and are also cheaper to have installed. They’re also resistant to UV rays and changing weather conditions, whilst they can be combined with almost any material.
With a flat roof:
Have a long lasting, weather and UV resistant surface
Save money on your energy bills with improved insulation
Benefit from a cheaper installation cost
Combine the structure with any material
Flat roofing quotes
Flat roofs prove to have a number of benefits for homeowners and commercial properties. If you’re interested in a flat roof for your building you’ve come to the right place.
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Flat roof companies
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By Mr Edward M.Platinum contractors
We communicated and arranged an appointment, however I had to cancel as my son had agreed the job with another company |
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By Mr Neil F.JTB HOME IMPROVEMENTS
Very friendly |
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By Mrs Jayne H.B Wise
Prompt atendance. Quick visit. Good price VITAL ROOFING LTD
Prompt attendance. Good on price Dartman Limited
Most expensive. Only offered one type of repair. |
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Flat roof activity in April 2020
Flat roof Projects in the UK in April 2020
| March 2020 | February / March | ||
| South East | 780 | 3% |  |
| Greater London | 610 | -2% |  |
| North West | 350 | -13% | |
| Western Midlands | 341 | -10% | |
| East Midlands | 272 | -10% | |
| South West | 261 | -28% | |
| Yorkshire & Humber | 240 | 4% | |
| Scotland | 237 | 65% | |
| East Of England | 220 | 5% | |
| Wales | 167 | -16% | |
| Northern Ireland | 152 | 85% | |
| North East | 30 | -25% | |
| United Kingdom | 3,660 | -2% |
Source: Numbers calculated based on the search volumes in major search engines.
Latest successful flat roof projects in April
By - Mohammed C.
Very helpful
By Mr Roy M.
put us in touch with several companies so that we could choose what we thought was best
By - Keith W.
Put me on to the right people for the job.
By - George A.
they did a very good job and cleaned up after they had finished.they were that good we haye got a quote for another job.
By - Bruce R.
Very quick .very helpful ..good idea .thank you
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Energy Performance of Houses
Properties are given an energy score dependent on exactly how efficient they are and ratings are displayed in the data underneath. This varies from A, by far the most energy efficient, to G, the very least efficient. With a higher rating you're more likely to have cheaper energy bills as more heat will be kept inside your home. You'll be able to increase your home's efficiency with insulation including upvc double glazing, loft lagging or wall cavity insulation.