I have a partial flat roof to the rear of this Victorian semi's main roof. The idea being to make a larger attic room - there is a large full height window on the rear wall so it was the only way to do it without increasing the overall height.
It was properly constructed with marine ply boarding and in a sort of (gentle) V shape with a lie to the rear for drainage, all designed by a decent architect. No pools of water collect even in heavy rain. Normal good quality roofing felt was used, with lead flashing all round.
However, it's now 25 years old and started leaking.
I see all these magic rubber or plastic products on Grand Designs etc, and wonder if any are suitable for DIY? Not sure I fancy doing the normal 'torched' on felt, as it would be new to me. Access is fairly easy via a roof terrace on the rear addition.
Another 25 years will more than see me out, so I'm not willing to spend some ridiculous sum on it. But roofers round here tend to want the sort of hourly rate a solicitor would be proud of, so I'm happy to spend a bit more on materials if DIYing.