Flat Roof Pro

15/06/2026

Replacement roof on this porch today.
We kept to the original outlet position and design as no guttering was wanted on this roof.

600g polyester system applied.

04/06/2026

07/05/2026

3 roofs now complete at this property in total.

Linking up with for the bungalow roof clean.

for replacing some broken tiles, repointing the ridge tiles and sealing the roof, also removal of the aspestos sheets on the garage and shed roof.

Then over to us to install new joists, new boards and apply a 600g double layer fibreglass roof system to both, including new fascias all round.

Nice clean finish on the fascias with fixings above the trim edge and stuck to a backing board.

18/04/2026

9 sqm from today.

600g system with jointing tape.

Finished in a mid grey.

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02/04/2026

A high energy pairs fitness competition where teams of two tackle functional workouts and race the clock to climb the leader board.

02/04/2026

Hints and tips we’ve picked up over the years. (In no particular order)

1. Plain your gutter trim edge to allow the trim to sit flush, this reduces the risk of pooling water.

2. Pre tack all your trims on, don’t hammer the nails in until they are all in place. This allows you to alter trims without damaging them trying to remove tacks.

3. Ensure there are no sharp edges you need to laminate over. Your laminate will almost definitely bubble up if not done.

4. Sand the entire deck and all joins before starting.

5. Don’t be afraid to add extra nails or screws, once you start laminating it means you accept the condition of the deck.

6. Add more tacks if you need to, sometimes it just doesn’t want to sit flush, nails don’t give it a choice 😅

7. Always fix your trim Faces on with adhesive, this stops them warping over time.

8. Add a wall plate return, you can then seal your trim to this face and it gives the extra extension to carry the lead out past the roof edge.

9. Double check those board joins. Steps here will show in your roof.

10. Pre Cut small squares for all your trim joins and corners, do these first before you start the main roof.

11. Pre cut your rolls of Matt and plan your laminating process so you know exactly what goes where.

12. Double up around skylights, these are prone to leaking, we tape all the joins and double up the glass every time as standard.

13. Failing to prepare is preparing to fail.

14. Laminate your dismount area first. You need to catalyse correctly to ensure this has set by the time you reach it. Ideal on bigger roofs, tricky on smaller ones. Make sure you finish into this with a ripped edge.

15. The tape we use around our skylights as standard. Pretty sure this is standard practice but we’ve seen jobs being done without it.

16. Once the decks laminated, give it a good sand with 80grit. We use an orbital sander and Hoover, because 1, it’s quicker and easier and more efficient, 2 we don’t get itchy using the vacuum.

17. Take time on your corners, it’s the first thing customers and passers by will notice. First impressions leave a mark.

18. Sexy corner.

19. Any hints and tips you care to share?

02/04/2026

22m2 450g system laid today in Plymouth.

Anthracite finish.

30/03/2026

Little pond finished off this afternoon.

Now ready for glass and coping stones.

02/03/2026