A balcony, terrace, or flat rooftop garden adds hugely to your enjoyment of your home, providing you with easily accessible outdoor space, and increasing the saleability of your property. Over time, however, the surface protecting your balcony or roof terrace suffers weathering and 'wear and tear' and ultimately begins to crack, letting in water - and causing damage to your property.
It doesn't have to be this way...
The reinforced liquid membrane flat roofing system is flexible, long-lasting, fireproof, waterproof, and weatherproof - making it the ideal choice for balconies and flat roof terraces. It's also highly affordable, quick to install, and looks great - creating the perfect jointless and seamless finish every time. You can also incorporate quartz, or factor in copper alternatives and lead alternatives for extra impact.
At the end of the sytem's life (about 20 years), surface flaking (not cracking) shows you the surface needs replacing (costs around a third of the initial installation).
The system can be applied over almost any substrate, including felt, wood, asphalt, concrete, metal, and even glass, according to your specifications and requirements. It also comes with an excellent warranty, transferable to any future purchasers (within 15 years), and our personal guarantee that your flat roof terrace, roof garden, or balcony, will be completed to the very highest standard by professional and highly experienced roofers.
Call FREE on 0808 144 2055 to discuss installation of a balcony or rooftop garden at your property, or for further information or advice about your balcony or roof terrace (or any other roofing issue). Alternatively, email us with your details and we'll get back to you as quickly as possible.
In the meantime, you can find out more about the liquid roofing system or about our roofing company, try out our Online Estimator for an idea of how much your roof garden or balcony might cost to install, or take a look at some of the balconies and roof terraces we've created around Scotland, Wales and England (see slideshow above).