Flat roof maintenance: our guide to keeping your flat roof in good condition
Flat roofs have developed a bad reputation in the past for being prone to developing faults, including leaking, sagging, ponding and plant growth. However, flat roofs, which are a cost effective option and easier to maintain compared to traditional pitched roofs, can last for up to 50 years when properly looked after.
If you have a flat roof, then keeping it in a good state of repair is essential to ensuring its longevity and avoiding costly restoration in the future.
How often should I check my flat roof?
You should regularly check your flat roof for signs of wear and tear at least twice a year during spring and autumn. This will give you a chance to see any imperfections and make the necessary repairs before weather conditions change. It is also advisable to check for leaks and other damage following storms, strong winds or snow.
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