Flat Roofing in Horley, Surrey

Have you noticed water sitting in big puddles on your roof after a heavy Surrey downpour? That’s what we call 'ponding,' and it’s usually the first sign of trouble. Most homeowners we chat with only realise there’s a problem when they see a damp patch on the ceiling, but by then, the timber underneath might already be rotting. If your old bitumen felt is starting to crack or 'blister' in the sun, it’s only a matter of time before the rain finds its way in. We’re here to spot those issues early and give you a roof that actually sheds water properly.

If you want a roof that’s tough enough to walk on and has absolutely no joints, GRP fibreglass is your best bet. We apply it as a cold liquid that cures into a single, seamless 'shell' over your roof. It's incredibly popular for balconies and extensions in Horley because it looks sleek and is virtually impossible to leak through. No joints mean no weak points. Plus, we pay extra attention to the 'upstands'—where the roof meets your house walls—ensuring a watertight seal that stands up to the worst British weather.

Imagine a roofing material that’s as flexible as an inner tube but tough enough to last 50 years. That’s EPDM rubber roofing for you. It’s a single-ply membrane that doesn't crack, rot, or peel, even when the Surrey Hills get a bit chilly. Because it’s laid in large sheets, there are very few seams, making it a fantastic choice for larger flat roofs. Many of our customers in Reigate choose EPDM because it’s environmentally friendly and offers incredible value over its long lifespan. It just sits there and does its job, year after year.

Forget the thin, brittle felt of the past. Today’s high-performance torch-on felt is a completely different beast. We use multiple layers of polyester-reinforced bitumen that are 'torched' together to create a thick, resilient barrier. It’s a brilliant, cost-effective option for garages, sheds, and outbuildings. We ensure the 'substrate'—the wooden deck underneath—is solid and dry before we start, so you get a flat roof that stays flat. It's a tried-and-tested method that, when done right by professionals, provides a sturdy and reliable finish.