Flat Roofing in Yr Wyddgrug / Mold, Flintshire

Most homeowners we chat to in Mold are fed up with the cycle of 'felt and bitumen' repairs. Traditional felt is okay for a bit, but it eventually cracks, blisters, and lets the water in. You might notice 'ponding'—where water sits in big puddles because the roof hasn't drained properly—which eventually rots the timber underneath. We specialise in modern alternatives like EPDM rubber and GRP fibreglass. These aren't just fancy names; they are seamless, tough-as-boots systems that don't have joins for water to creep through. Imagine finally being able to listen to the rain without wondering if you need to put a bucket out in the spare room.

If you're looking for a roof you can practically walk on, GRP (Glass Reinforced Plastic) is your best bet. We apply it as a liquid over high-quality OSB3 boards, and it cures into a single, solid sheet. It’s a brilliant choice for balconies or flat roofs that need to be extra durable. Because it’s seamless, there are no weak spots at the edges or around chimneys. We finish it off with professional kerb trims and upstands to make sure every drop of rain is directed straight into your gutters. It looks clean, modern, and most importantly, it stays bone dry.

EPDM rubber is a bit of a game-changer for garage roofs and smaller extensions around Flintshire. It’s a high-performance synthetic rubber membrane that we usually install in one single piece. Because there are no joins, there's nowhere for the roof to fail. It doesn't crack under the sun and stays flexible even when the temperature drops in the winter. It’s an incredibly cost-effective way to weatherproof your home for the long term. If you're planning a new flat roof or a felt roof replacement, we can talk you through why rubber might be the perfect fit for your property.

Have you noticed your flat-roofed extension is freezing in the winter and like a sauna in the summer? That’s often down to poor insulation. When we're fitting a new flat roof, we often recommend a 'warm roof' setup. This involves placing high-quality insulation boards above the structural deck but underneath the waterproof membrane. It keeps the heat inside your home where it belongs and helps prevent condensation from forming in your ceiling joists. It’s a smart way to lower your energy bills while we're already up there doing the work.