Fibreglass - needs to be done by people who understand it and do it all the time - can be buggered up easily by random people who don't understand it and don't read the instructions. (Based on 2 stories recounted to me)
ODPM - ditto I suspect.
Torch on felt - probably the easiest to find competent operators. Should last 15+ years if done right.
Metal - overlooked option. I don't mean lead (heavy) or copper (nickable) - more thinking ali or zinc. Should be very long lived if done right.
Pressed corrugated ali sheets are pretty common as roofing in industrial settings so should be easy to find someone who can do it.
Yes - I guess it was a good deal. To be fair, the scaffolding was already up for the roof tiles and they bloke was on site. The flat roof only became apparent how bad it was when they were up it to do the tiling around it.
Turned out the original deck was chipboard and was pretty much knackered
- and that the last person to felt the roof had applied about 3 layers over the existing layers, so it was basically just "structural" felt!
Its been plaster boarded over with some fibreglass in there.
Theres the thing there was just one point leaking very little, now its bloody coming through everywhere, suppose the heats cracked the old felt even more!..
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