GRP Roofing
GRP as a product has been around for over 30-years in the roofing industry, this proves that the system has stood the test of time. As the years have gone on the system has ‘got better with time’, with a lot of the modern roof systems becoming more high-tech. Previous small faults within a GRP roofing system have been ‘ironed out’ and todays GRP roofs are more robust and highly flexible.
GRP Roofing is the Most Shock Absorbant Product on the Market
The finished product can with stand more shock impact then any other product on the market even more than mastic asphalt, this is a wise choice of roofing product if you have a highly foot trafficked site that is live with a lot of other trades working off of the roof space. Once all the building works are complete the GRP can be washed down and then a topcoat finish added, and a great looking finish achieved.
What the Service Is
GRP roofing, also known as fibreglass roofing, uses a reinforced resin system to create a continuous roof covering. Tradeall Roofing & Building offers GRP roofing for suitable flat roof projects in Southampton and surrounding areas.
Problems It Solves
A correctly specified GRP installation can replace a deteriorated covering and address vulnerable roof details. Suitability depends on the existing structure, drainage and intended use of the roof.
How Tradeall Performs It
We assess the roof and confirm the proposed system’s suitability. Installation includes preparing a suitable deck, forming the required details and applying the reinforcement, resin and finish in accordance with the selected manufacturer’s instructions.
Frequently Asked Question
Is GRP roofing suitable for every flat roof?
GRP can suit many flat roof applications, but suitability depends on the deck, roof design, drainage and intended use. Roofs subject to regular foot traffic may need a system specifically designed for that purpose. An assessment should confirm the appropriate specification rather than assuming one product suits every project.