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Recommendation for a ROOFER
I need to have a flat roofed garage recovered.
Any recommendations please.
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Originally Posted by
susanb
I need to have a flat roofed garage recovered.
Any recommendations please.
Roy-Al Roofing 232504 fantastic work at a great price.
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Originally Posted by
susanb
I need to have a flat roofed garage recovered.
Any recommendations please.
My advice would be to avoid felting the roof , I put a new roof on mine incorporating a double gable using 18mm ply , this was then finished with
Fibreglass .
You could have keep it flat but put 18mm ply then Fibreglass . You won't have any further problems .
Of course all this will depend on the budget .
REST IN PEACE THE 96.
Y.N.W.A.
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Local company, great chap and his standard of work can be seen on face book .
Fair and square genuine guy.
Darren 07539 336443
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Originally Posted by
horse
Roy-Al Roofing 232504 fantastic work at a great price.
Not when he uses sub-contract labour, leaving you with a leaking roof, then promises to come back and put it right and then you never see him again. A relic of the Stoneage, Wilmaaaa!
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Steve Forshaw has done a couple of flat roofs for me in the past, one approx 10 years ago and another a couple of years ago.
Came when he said, did the job, no problems.
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Originally Posted by
Steed
Steve Forshaw has done a couple of flat roofs for me in the past, one approx 10 years ago and another a couple of years ago.
Came when he said, did the job, no problems.
I will second that steve forshaw is a very reliable tradesman and will do a quality job.
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Originally Posted by
grassroots
My advice would be to avoid felting the roof , I put a new roof on mine incorporating a double gable using 18mm ply , this was then finished with
Fibreglass .
You could have keep it flat but put 18mm ply then Fibreglass . You won't have any further problems .
Of course all this will depend on the budget .
Fivreglass roof are not too clever to be honest would not be my first choice, a good flat roofer will tell you that also they do not look as good as a professionally layed felt roof. Just my opinion i hope you dont have to replace your fibreglass in the nearfuture due to cracking ...
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Originally Posted by
GRUMPY-1
Fivreglass roof are not too clever to be honest would not be my first choice, a good flat roofer will tell you that also they do not look as good as a professionally layed felt roof. Just my opinion i hope you dont have to replace your fibreglass in the nearfuture due to cracking ...
Forgot to mention I used a fibreglass resin .
REST IN PEACE THE 96.
Y.N.W.A.
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Originally Posted by
grassroots
Forgot to mention I used a fibreglass resin .
Fingers crossed it lasts
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Michael Blinston will do an excellent job and is very reasonable too.
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Originally Posted by
GRUMPY-1
Fingers crossed it lasts
It won't as resin will rot the boards after abit just a new money making system can beat roll and pour in bitumen will always be better than any fibreglass or rubber roof
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Originally Posted by
susanb
I need to have a flat roofed garage recovered.
Any recommendations please.
Pm sent
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Originally Posted by
GRUMPY-1
Fivreglass roof are not too clever to be honest would not be my first choice, a good flat roofer will tell you that also they do not look as good as a professionally layed felt roof. Just my opinion i hope you dont have to replace your fibreglass in the nearfuture due to cracking ...
Originally Posted by
grassroots
My advice would be to avoid felting the roof , I put a new roof on mine incorporating a double gable using 18mm ply , this was then finished with
Fibreglass .
You could have keep it flat but put 18mm ply then Fibreglass . You won't have any further problems .
Of course all this will depend on the budget .
A felt roof with ht felt is the best and longest lasting job a lot better than and other roofing method
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