Liquid Roofing in Bristol and Bath

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Seamless Waterproofing for Complex Roofs

Liquid roofing systems are applied as a liquid, usually with a reinforcing fleece, and cure to form a seamless, fully bonded waterproof membrane. Because there are no seams and no naked flame, they are ideal for awkward details, refurbishment over existing roofs and buildings where hot works are a risk.

We install and repair liquid roofing in Bristol and Bath on flat roofs, gutters, balconies and around roof lights and plant, for both homes and commercial buildings.

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Where Liquid Roofing Works Best

Liquid Roofing is a good choice for:

Liquid systems are often the most practical way to extend the life of an existing roof without stripping it, as long as the surface underneath is sound and properly prepared. They work well alongside single ply and felt roofs, and are widely used to line failing gutters on industrial buildings.

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How Liquid Systems Work

Most liquid roofing systems are based on polyurethane, polyester or similar resins, applied in one or two coats with a reinforcing fleece embedded in the first coat. The result is a seamless membrane that bonds fully to the surface underneath, so water cannot travel beneath it if it is damaged in one spot.

Preparation Is Everything

The surface must be clean, dry and sound. Loose material is removed, blisters and splits in the old covering are cut out and repaired, and a suitable primer is applied. Adhesion tests can be carried out on existing roofs before work starts.

Where Liquid Roofing Excels

Liquid systems are ideal for gutters, valleys, upstands, roof lights and plant bases, and for refurbishing roofs in occupied buildings where hot works and stripping would cause disruption.

Installation and Repair

How a liquid roof is applied:

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Liquid Roofing Across Bristol and Bath

We install and repair liquid roofing on homes and commercial buildings across Bristol, Bath and the towns in between, including Bristol city centre, Clifton, Kingswood, Filton, Bath and Keynsham.

See our residential roofing and commercial roofing services, compare every option on our roofing systems page. For a leak right now, call about an emergency roof repair.

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Liquid Roofing Reviews From Bristol and Bath Customers

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Reviews from customers who have had liquid roofing work carried out across Bristol and Bath will appear here as jobs are completed. If we have worked on your roof, we would love to hear how it went.

Liquid Roofing FAQs

It depends on the system and thickness applied. Quality reinforced systems can last for many years, and longer-life specifications are available.

Often, yes, if the existing roof is sound, dry and properly prepared. That can save the cost and disruption of stripping.

Cold-applied systems avoid naked flame, which makes them a good choice for occupied buildings.

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Why Choose Us for Liquid Roofing

Liquid systems are only as good as the preparation. We take time to clean, repair and prime the surface so the coating bonds properly.