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A leaking flat roof can go from 'minor drip' to serious damage very quickly. Whether it’s over a garage, extension or porch, the key is acting early and choosing the right repair method. What causes flat roof leaks? Most flat roof leaks are caused by: Cracks or splits in the waterproof layer Worn or lifting seams Ponding water breaking down the surface Failed flashings
A flat roof doesn’t have to be just… a roof. With a bit of planning and the right materials, you can transform your unused, boring flat roof into a stunning outdoor living space, perfect for relaxing or entertaining. Whether it’s over a garage, extension or atop a garden room, turning your flat roof into a deck or patio is one of the smartest ways
Flat roofs are popular for garages, extensions, dormers, and commercial buildings, but even the best systems eventually reach the end of their lifespan. If your roof is leaking, bubbling, or beyond patching, it might be time to consider a flat roof replacement. In this guide, we’ll walk you through how to know when it’s time to replace, the best materials for 2025 and what
Whether you're replacing old garage roofing or building a new garage from scratch, the waterproofing will be one of the most important decisions you'll make. In the UK, where the weather can go from mild to miserable in the blink of an eye, homeowners are increasingly turning to the us with questions like: What’s the best material for garage roofing? How much does it
Whether you’re protecting a lifetime of garden tools or just keeping the lawnmower dry, your shed roofing plays a more important role than most people think. In the UK, where rain, frost, and high winds are par for the course, tired, leaking shed roofing won’t last long. But the good news is… replacing it is easier (and more affordable) than you might expect. Here’s
When it comes to installing a flat roof that lasts, it's not just about the waterproof membrane. The finer details, like flat roof trim, make all the difference between a job that just looks finished and one that is finished, watertight, and ready to withstand the great British weather. Whether you're a trade roofer or confident DIYer, understanding the role of trim is essential
If you’re considering DIYing your shed, garden room or home extension roof this year, you won’t go wrong with a rubber roof kit. Designed to give you everything you need for a seamless, professional-looking installation, our EPDM rubber roof kit range provides a hassle-free approach to waterproofing for the long term. In this article, we’ll explore some of the reasons why EPDM is the
Liquid rubber roof coatings are fast becoming a game changer in complex flat and low slope roofing designs. Literally waterproofing the parts of the roof that membranes simply cannot reach, they can help to extend the life of your roof and are straightforward enough to apply yourself. At PermaRoof UK, we launched our own P100 liquid rubber roof coating, developed especially for DIY home
The working out can often be the hardest part of a DIY flat roof project. Accurate measurements are key to quantifying and whether you have a simple rectangle or a complex design, we’re here to help with our ultimate flat roof area calculator guide. Typically, EPDM is quantified and purchased by project dimensions in metres and liquids by square meterage, calculated in conjunction with
Shed roofing is a hot topic in the DIY world and whether you’re adding a new shed or you’re looking for a solution to persistent leaking, we’re here to help with our comprehensive beginners’ guide. The right shed roofing material protects not only the roof from the elements, but also the goods stored inside. As sheds become increasingly used for more than just garden