Pendle & the Ribble Valley · Roofing

Flat Roofing.

Bring your flat roof into the plan. Whether you are planning a new addition or looking at an existing roof, we can discuss flat roofing as a standalone project or part of the wider building work.

Tell us about your project

Dark dormer structure positioned within a slate roof — A Coffey project photography

Roofing for different spaces

New project or existing roof?

Flat roofing can feature in several kinds of property project, from an extension or dormer to an outdoor building. The starting point is the space it serves and whether the work is new construction, replacement or a response to an existing concern. We discuss those details before defining the scope of the roofing work.

Our building and roofing services allow us to consider the roof alongside the structure and the other work around it. If the project concerns an existing flat roof, tell us about its use, any visible issues and what you know about previous work. If it is part of a new proposal, drawings and specifications help frame the discussion.

The details that matter

Considered from start to finish.

Flat roofs within new builds

Where a flat roof is part of the proposed design, we can discuss the roofing alongside the construction and the exterior finish of the building.

Existing flat roof work

The existing roof and the reason for the enquiry guide the scope, including whether the concern relates to one area or a wider planned improvement.

Connections to other building work

Dormers, extensions and garden buildings can each involve related construction. These connections can be included in the same conversation as the roof.

Associated external details

We can discuss the relevant roofline and rainwater elements where they form part of the agreed project, considering the roof as part of the property.

Roofing project at an existing house with scaffolding — A Coffey project photography

Your home. Your plans.

One point of contact. A considered finish.

We bring the building work and the supporting trades together around the requirements of your project. Share your ideas, your location and any drawings you already have.

How we work

Outline the project

Send the location, photographs or drawings and explain whether the enquiry is for new work or an existing roof.

Review the roof in context

We discuss the building it serves, any current concerns and the connected work needed to establish an appropriate scope.

Coordinate the agreed work

The flat roofing is brought together with the associated construction or exterior work included in the project.

Before we begin

A few useful answers.

Specific advice starts with your property and the work you have in mind.

Can you include flat roofing in a garden room project?

Yes, where it forms part of the proposed design. We can discuss the garden room structure, roof and finishing as a complete project, with the suitable approach established for the particular proposal.

Which flat roof finish do you use?

The appropriate specification depends on the building and the work required. Share any existing drawings or specifications, or describe the roof and your concerns, so the project can be discussed on that basis.

What should I send if an existing flat roof has a problem?

Include where the property is, what you have noticed and when the issue started. Photographs taken from a safe, accessible position and details of previous work are helpful; there is no need to access the roof yourself.