Is GRP/Fibreglass Roofing Better Than Felt Roofing?

GRP/Fibreglass is a newer roofing system that lends itself best to flat roofing but is also suitable for pitched roofs in some applications. Fibreglass is more durable than felt and stronger too. A fibreglass roof will last for more than 20 years and it’s less likely than felt to develop a fault.

What Is Felt Roofing?

Felt roofing is largely made up of modified bitumen combined with either fibreglass or polyester. Felt roofing often consists of several different layers of material that form together and are sealed at the edges, resulting in a tight and durable bond between your property and the outside elements.
There are several methods of applying a felt roof to a building, but the more common technique in modern times is to use a blowtorch to partially melt one side of the felt until it is sticky. This side is then stuck down.

What Is A GRP Roof?

A GRP Flat Roof, or fibreglass roofing as it’s also known, is one of the most popular flat roofing solutions in the UK. GRP stands for Glass Reinforced Polyester, a composite material formed by strengthening plastic with fine fibres made of glass.

How Much Does Flat Roofing Cost In Cambridgeshire

Costs will vary depending on several factors such as the size of the roof, what roofing material is chosen to cover the roof and the length of time, and the materials needed to complete the job. No two flat roofing jobs are the same. Contact us and we will be happy to provide a free site survey and a no obligation quote.

What Is An EPDM Rubber Roof?

An EPDM rubber roof is an exceptionally durable roof made from synthetic rubber roofing membrane. An EDPM roof is usually fully adhered onto the flat surface and has a proven life expectancy of 50 years.

Can EPDM Be Used On A Pitched Roof?

Flexi Proof EPDM rubber can be used on low pitched roofs. Our installers are experts in bonding the rubber membrane on low pitched roofs. We have successfully installed many EPDM rubber roofs onto pitched roofs.