Rubber Roofing

• The Pros and Cons of Rubber Roofing

  The use of rubber as a roofing material on flat roofed homes has increased greatly in the last thirty years. However, it is not widely known that rubber is also an excellent material to use on pitched roofs due to the de...

• The Advantages of Using Rubber Membrane Roofing

  In previous years, flat roofs were most often made of asphalt, with gravel used as a ballast. It was very difficult to find the source of leaks on this type of roof because the gravel would conceal the source. Thanks to ...

• Protecting Your Rubber Roof with Coatings

  When the repairs needed for your rubber roof exceed the capabilities of sealant or tape to fix, you may need to put a new coating on the rubber. These coatings come in two types: a liquid rubber that is applied like pain...

• How to Install Your Rubber Roof

  This is a guide to installing rubber roof installation for those people who want to do the job themselves rather than hire a professional roofer. What You Will Need Apart from the roofing material itself, there are a few...

• A Guide to Repairing a Rubber Roof

  Rubber roofing rarely needs maintenance, but this guide will give you a quick overview of how to repair your rubber roof for the rare occasions when you’ll need to do so. Sealants for Rubber Roof Repair Minor repairs c...

• A Basic Guide to Rubber Roofing

  Flat and low sloping roofs often had problems with leaks because water pools in the centre of the roof and seeps through into the ceiling below. Rubber roofing material can help to prevent this happening to your home bec...