Roofing Systems

Pitched roof

Pitched Roof Systems


Description: Sloped roofs with tiles or slates to shed water effectively in the UK climate.


Applications: Residential, commercial, heritage buildings.


Advantages: Durable, weather-resistant, versatile.


Examples: Slate roofs, tiled roofs, standing seam.


Flat roof

Flat Roof Systems


Description: Low-slope roofs using EPDM, TPO, BUR, or modified bitumen.


Applications: Commercial, industrial, modern residential.


Advantages: Cost-effective, easy maintenance.


Examples: EPDM rubber roofing, GRP.


Green roof

Green Roof Systems


Description: Eco-friendly roofs with vegetation and insulation layers.


Applications: Public sector, developments, urban projects.


Advantages: Enhances insulation, reduces emissions, supports biodiversity.


Examples: Extensive and intensive green roofs.


Metal roof

Metal Roof Systems


Description: Durable roofs with zinc, aluminium, or steel.


Applications: Commercial, industrial, architectural.


Advantages: Long lifespan, recyclable.


Examples: Zinc standing seam, copper roofing.


Liquid roof

Liquid Roof Systems


Description: Waterproof coatings applied directly to roof surfaces.


Applications: Refurbishments, flat roofs, complex designs.


Advantages: Flexible, ideal for repairs or overlays.


Examples: Liquid-applied membranes.


Built-up felt

Built-up Felt Systems


Description: Multi-layered systems using bitumen or asphalt felts.


Applications: Industrial and commercial flat roofs.


Advantages: Reliable, suitable for heavy foot traffic.


Examples: Three-layer felt systems.