Liquid Applied Roofing Systems
Ideal for commercial and industrial buildings with irregular roof spaces, liquid applied roofing offers a long-term weatherproof protection for your business premises. Speak to the team at J & G Roofing & Cladding Services Ltd in Leicester to arrange a site survey today.
The ultimate commercial flat roofing solution for any business
Another weather-proof system, liquid applied roofs are ideal for use on buildings with irregular shaped roofs, and hard to access areas. The installation, unlike single-ply membrane roofing, does not require heat, and can be done in almost all weather conditions, making it a quick and easy solution to roofing repairs as well.
At J & G Roofing & Cladding Services Ltd we use only industry approved suppliers such as Triflex and Liquasil, and we have undertaken training to become accredited in the proper application of these products. All materials are approved and certified with proof of lifespan. Over the years we have successfully applied liquid roofs to large industrial and commercial buildings across the UK. Take a look at some of our work in our portfolio to recognise the standard we work to and get in touch to discuss your requirements.
Our fully comprehensive liquid roofing service includes:
WHY CHOOSE US? Install, maintain and repair Industry approved suppliers 24-hour emergency call-outs available All work guaranteed 35 years' experience Maintenance contracts tailored to you
An installation which allows you to continue with business as usual
Made up of highly durable materials, a liquid flat roof and gutter, once applied, will protect your building from water, the weather and UV for years to come, but one of its main benefits is its ease of application. Because liquid roofs and guttering are so flexible, they can be applied over and bond directly onto almost any surface, old or new, without adding additional weight.
Applying a liquid roof is also much more cost-effective in a refurbishment than a full roof replacement, and with this, factories and other industrial units do not have to close for the works to be carried out, meaning no effect on production.
