Call 24/7: 07832 878937landmarkroofingsloutions@gmail.com Get a Quote HomeServicesGRP Fibreglass RoofingFlat Roofing # GRP Fibreglass RoofingLandmark Roofing Solutions A resin-and-glass-fibre roofing system, specified around sound decking and properly formed details. Request Your QuoteCall 07832 878937 - 10-year warranty on flat roof installations - 24/7 phone, always answered - Family-run, 4-person team - Public & employers’ liability insured Service overview ## GRP Fibreglass Roofing: understand the whole roof GRP fibreglass roofing forms a rigid waterproof covering using glass fibre reinforcement and resin, finished with a protective topcoat. It can suit a range of flat roof layouts, but its performance depends on more than the finished colour or smooth appearance. Landmark Roofing Solutions installs GRP for your property, with the roof construction and detailing considered alongside the material choice. The laminate is formed on a suitable prepared deck, with compatible trims and junction details incorporated into the work. Resin application, consolidation and curing conditions all matter. Unlike a loose surface coating, a GRP roofing system relies on the reinforcement and resin working together as a properly formed laminate. The topcoat has a different role and should not be mistaken for a replacement for the reinforced waterproof layer beneath it. Landmark is a family-run business owned by Robbie Giles, with a four-person team. The company’s flat roofing specialism is three-layer felt, which Robbie prefers, while GRP and EPDM are also available. That makes it sensible to discuss the practical alternatives for your roof. Customer feedback praises explanations, options explored, daily updates, tidy sites and dates being kept, rather than simply focusing on the finished surface. Flat roof installations carry a 10-year warranty. Qualifying repairs have a five-year warranty, with eligibility and terms to be confirmed with Robbie. For a GRP enquiry, an existing defect or an urgent leak, call 07832 878937. The phone is always answered 24/7, and emergency call-outs are available. Ask Robbie about assessment and quoting for your roof’s size, condition and proposed system. ### Check your town Sussex Roofers in Crawley, Roofers in East Grinstead, Roofers in Horsham, Roofers in Haywards Heath, Roofers in Burgess Hill, Roofers in Brighton, Roofers in Worthing, Roofers in Shoreham, Roofers in Hove, Roofers in Peacehaven, Roofers in Seaford, Roofers in Eastbourne Surrey Roofers in Redhill, Roofers in Reigate, Roofers in Horley, Roofers in Oxted, Roofers in Caterham Kent Roofers in Tunbridge Wells, Roofers in Tonbridge, Roofers in Sevenoaks, Roofers in Maidstone, Roofers in Edenbridge Check roofing availability by town →Contact Robbie to confirm availability at your property. Why it can’t wait ## Problems worth investigating before another patch A ceiling stain may be some distance from the leak. Checking the deck and drainage helps establish whether the roof needs a repair or renewal. ### Leaks that return in different places Leaks in several places can mean the covering is wearing out. An inspection helps distinguish that from a local defect which can be repaired. ### Persistent standing water Water remaining after the roof has had a reasonable opportunity to drain can point to inadequate falls, deck deflection or obstructed outlets. A new waterproof layer alone will not correct the underlying roof geometry. The drainage route needs assessing before specifying a replacement covering. ### Soft decking or a sagging surface Movement beneath the covering may indicate moisture-damaged boards or another supporting defect. Avoid walking onto a suspect roof to investigate. The affected area needs safe assessment, and the replacement specification should explain whether deck repairs or further structural investigation are required. ### Deteriorating edges and junctions Water can enter around wall abutments, rooflights, perimeter trims and outlets even when the central covering looks sound. Splits, loose terminations and poorly formed corners need attention. A successful repair or replacement deals with these junctions rather than treating the roof as one uninterrupted sheet. ### Dampness with an uncertain cause Not all moisture beneath a flat roof comes from rain penetration. Condensation can develop where insulation, ventilation or vapour control is unsuitable. Distinguishing between these causes matters because replacing the outer covering without addressing the roof build-up may leave the original problem unresolved. ### Common mistakes we see - Covering wet or unsound deck boards without establishing the extent of damage: trapped moisture and weak support can undermine the new installation. - Choosing a covering on appearance alone: roof shape, drainage, movement, access and the intended use should influence the specification. - Ignoring outlet levels and perimeter details: even a well-installed main covering depends on properly formed edges, upstands and drainage connections. - Treating a warranty as a maintenance plan: outlets still need appropriate checks, and accidental damage or developing defects should be investigated promptly. Our process ## How the job runs, step by step - 01 ### Inspect the roof and assess GRP suitability Examine the deck, existing covering, drainage and junction layout. Consider movement, roof use and the preparation needed, and discuss felt or EPDM where another system may better suit the circumstances. - 02 ### Define the laminate and associated work Explain the proposed GRP system, deck requirements, perimeter trims and junction details. Discuss quote arrangements and any proposed insulation, drainage or deck changes with Robbie. - 03 ### Prepare the deck and trim layout Remove unsuitable coverings where required and prepare a stable substrate. Set out compatible trims and any specified movement details before laminating, with working conditions considered for the resin system being used. - 04 ### Form the laminate and apply the topcoat Wet out and consolidate the glass fibre reinforcement with the specified resin. Complete the junction reinforcement and apply the compatible topcoat in accordance with the system’s preparation, application and curing requirements. - 05 ### Check completion and explain future use Review the finish, edges and drainage details, and discuss the 10-year installation warranty. Explain care and access limitations, especially where the owner plans equipment, regular foot traffic or later alterations to the roof. What you get ## The benefits of doing it properly ### A clearer route through the work Agreeing the deck, insulation, drainage and covering requirements before work starts helps reduce avoidable interruptions. It also makes the likely sequence easier to understand. Weather and concealed defects can still affect progress, so speed should never mean covering a problem before it is assessed. ### Safer decisions about access A roof assessment helps identify fragile areas, perimeter hazards and the access arrangements needed for the work. This keeps attention on safe working methods rather than encouraging homeowners to inspect suspect surfaces themselves. Landmark Roofing Solutions holds full public liability and employers’ liability insurance. ### Better foundations for longevity A suitable covering needs sound support and well-designed details to perform over time. Addressing damaged decking, moisture and drainage alongside the waterproof layer gives the installation a stronger starting point than simply concealing visible deterioration beneath another surface. ### Fewer avoidable repeat costs Repair sound roofs where possible. Where the covering has failed widely, discuss renewal rather than paying repeatedly for patches. ### More dependable water management Falls, outlets and perimeter junctions work together to direct rain away from the building. Treating them as part of the roofing system supports reliability during wet weather. No covering removes the need to keep drainage clear or respond to damage. ### Reassurance through explanation Robbie Giles runs a family business with a four-person team. Customers praise detailed explanations, options explored, daily updates and tidy sites. A 10-year warranty applies to flat roof installations, while qualifying repairs have a five-year warranty with eligibility and terms to be confirmed with Robbie. In detail ## What belongs in a properly considered specification? The visible surface is only one part of a flat roof. Comparing proposals is easier when you understand how the materials, installation method, thermal design and building use fit together. These are the practical details to discuss with Robbie before agreeing the scope. ### Glass fibre laminate and protective topcoat In a GRP roofing system, glass fibre reinforcement is wetted with the specified resin and consolidated to create a continuous laminate. The reinforcement provides structure within the cured material; resin alone is not the same construction. Consistent wetting and consolidation matter because dry reinforcement, trapped air or poorly formed overlaps can create weaknesses. Corners, trim connections and changes in direction need appropriate reinforcement rather than relying on the central roof laminate alone. A compatible topcoat provides the exposed finish and protection required by the system. Its timing and application need to follow the relevant product requirements, including suitable conditions and preparation where necessary. Colour can affect appearance, but selecting a finish is not a substitute for checking laminate quality and detailing. A topcoat should not be presented as a universal cure for cracking, movement or defects in an existing fibreglass roof. ### Deck movement, trims and curing conditions GRP needs a deck arrangement compatible with the specified roofing system. Board joints, fixing patterns and perimeter support affect how the substrate behaves beneath the laminate. Where the roof geometry or size calls for movement provision, it needs to be designed into the system rather than ignored. A rigid covering should not be expected to compensate for unstable boards, excessive movement or structural defects below it. Weather conditions influence resin application and curing. Moisture, temperature and the working time of mixed materials all need consideration, so installation should not be rushed to meet an unsuitable weather window. Edge trims, abutment details and outlets need integration with the laminate. The apparent continuity of the finished surface can be useful, but only when those transitions are properly formed and the roof still directs water towards suitable discharge points. ### Decking, insulation and condensation control Deck boards provide the working base for the waterproofing. Roofing-grade OSB or plywood may be appropriate, but board choice, thickness, support and fixing depend on the particular construction and covering requirements. A deck that looks reasonable from above may still contain local deterioration around old leaks. Where opening up reveals damage, the affected area needs assessing before deciding what can remain. New waterproofing should not be used to hide a weak, wet or inadequately supported substrate. A warm roof generally places insulation above the structural deck, while a cold roof places insulation below it and relies on suitable ventilation arrangements. Neither approach should be selected from a simple label alone. Vapour control, moisture movement, available height and junctions with the existing building all matter. If insulation is being changed, the roof build-up and any applicable building regulations requirements should be considered together, rather than assuming that extra insulation automatically prevents condensation. ### Extensions, garages, dormers and commercial roofs An extension roof over a heated room needs particular attention to thermal performance, internal moisture and rooflight junctions. An unheated garage presents different conditions, but still needs sound decking and reliable drainage. Dormers can have restricted working space and complicated connections to pitched roofing. Garden rooms may introduce several exposed edges and prominent trims. These differences affect the detailing, so a familiar material should not lead to an identical specification for every building. Commercial units may have larger roof areas, more penetrations or access requirements that need discussing before work is planned. Keeping entrances, deliveries and occupied spaces in mind can help establish a workable sequence. A standard waterproof covering is not automatically a walking surface, terrace or base for plant. Where regular access, equipment or a change of use is proposed, the roof structure, protective arrangements and waterproofing details need separate consideration. ### Related services - Flat Roofing - 3-Layer Felt Flat Roofing - EPDM Rubber Roofing - Flat Roof Repairs ### Need it looked at? 07832 878937Phone answered 24/7. FAQs ## GRP Fibreglass Roofing: your questions answered ### How much does grp fibreglass roofing cost? The price depends on the roof size, its condition and the system specified. Access, damaged decking, insulation changes, outlets and complicated junctions can also affect the scope. Ask Robbie how assessment and quoting will be arranged for your roof. ### How long will the installation take? The programme depends on the roof area, access, strip-off requirements, deck condition and weather. A straightforward garage and a roof with several rooflights will not necessarily take the same time. Discuss the expected sequence with Robbie after inspection, including how unsuitable weather or hidden damage could affect the work. ### Does the existing roof always need stripping off? Not every roof has the same requirements. The condition of the existing covering, trapped moisture, deck stability and compatibility with the proposed system all need checking. An overlay should not be assumed suitable simply because it avoids removal. Where strip-off is needed, it allows the underlying construction to be examined more directly. ### Is a GRP roof suitable for walking on? Do not assume that a standard GRP roof is a balcony or regular walking surface. Any planned foot traffic needs discussing before specification, including structural support and suitable protective or slip-resistant arrangements. Occasional maintenance access also needs appropriate precautions; a hard-looking finish does not establish that access is safe. ### What warranty comes with the work? Landmark Roofing Solutions provides a 10-year warranty on flat roof installations. Qualifying repairs have a five-year warranty, with eligibility and terms to be confirmed with Robbie. Ask Robbie to explain the warranty applicable to the quoted work, including its scope, rather than assuming that a small repair receives installation cover. ### How long should a flat roof last? Service life depends on the material, installation quality, exposure, drainage, maintenance and the condition of the supporting roof. There is no single reliable lifespan for every flat roof. The 10-year installation warranty is not a prediction of the roof’s total life, and visible deterioration should be assessed on its own merits. ### Can I call about an emergency leak at night? Yes. Call 07832 878937: the phone is always answered 24/7, and emergency call-outs are available. Explain what you can see from a safe position. Attendance arrangements depend on the circumstances; immediate access or a permanent repair cannot be assumed in unsafe weather. Do not climb onto a leaking or damaged roof. ### Which local areas do you cover? Call Robbie on 07832 878937 with your town or postcode to confirm availability at your property. The town list on this website is for enquiries, not confirmed coverage. ### How should I look after the completed roof? Keep drainage routes clear and arrange safe checks for debris, damaged trims and changes around rooflights or wall junctions. Avoid unnecessary foot traffic and do not use a ladder or walk onto the roof without suitable precautions. Ask about care appropriate to the installed covering, particularly before adding equipment or carrying out other building work. ### Can you explain repair and replacement options? Yes. Customers specifically praise Robbie for explaining the work and exploring alternatives. A local defect may justify a targeted repair, while widespread deterioration can make renewal more sensible. The recommendation should relate to the inspection findings, not just the age of the roof or a preference for one material. Next step ## Discuss your grp fibreglass roofing with Robbie Call Landmark Roofing Solutions on 07832 878937 to explain the roof, the property location and any current leaks. Ask Robbie about availability and how a quote can be arranged. The phone is always answered 24/7, including for emergency roofing enquiries. 07832 878937 - 10-year warranty on flat roof installations - Fully insured · Family-run Roof emergency? ## We answer 24/7. 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