Flat roofing
Built-up felt, polymeric single ply and cold applied liquids. Three proven ways to waterproof a flat roof, matched to your building after a full survey.
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BUFR, or 'felt roofing', has been an effective method of waterproofing buildings against the elements for over a century. You might be surprised to learn that Captain Scott's hut in the Antarctic was roofed using one of IKO's felt membranes back in 1908, and it went on to last almost 100 years.
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Single ply roofing provides an effective, fast-track method of waterproofing both new-build and refurbishment projects. As the name suggests, it is applied as a single waterproofing layer, and membranes are typically wider than felt roofing, so less time is needed to weld and protect seams.
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The popularity of liquid roofing has increased dramatically in recent years, and today liquid systems represent one of the fastest-growing parts of the market. This is due to the wide variety of benefits they offer, including seamless, monolithic protection and the ability to waterproof areas with complex detailing quickly and easily.
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Healthcare · Roof renovation
Roof renovation of a hospital, one of the healthcare projects in our portfolio.
Education · Roof renovation
Roof renovation of a primary school, one of the education projects in our portfolio.
Education · Roof renovation
Roof renovation of a high school, one of the education projects in our portfolio.
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Whatever your needs, Braedale Roofing can offer you a courteous, reliable and professional service. Get in touch for advice or to arrange a site visit and free quotation.
