Larke's Roofs, East Anglia roofing experts
Larke's Roofs

Roofing materials & systems

Coverings and flat-roof systems we fit, how they behave on East Anglian properties and how long they last.

EPDM rubber membrane flat roof with edge trims on a domestic extension

EPDM rubber roofing

A single-piece rubber membrane, and our usual recommendation for domestic flat roofs.

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Fibreglass GRP flat roof finished with a pigmented topcoat and trims

GRP fibreglass roofing

A hard, seamless laminate, the right answer where the roof needs to be walked on.

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Built-up felt flat roof with welded laps and upstand detail

Torch-on felt roofing

The traditional built-up system, still the practical answer on certain roofs.

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Natural slate roof on a period property with even courses and lead detailing

Natural slate roofing

For period, Victorian and heritage properties with slate coverings.

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Traditional red clay pantile roof on a Norfolk property

Clay pantiles

The covering that defines the look of Norfolk villages, and the one we work on most.

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Interlocking concrete tiled roof with dry ridge and verge details

Concrete roof tiles

The default covering on most post-war housing, with real strengths and two significant catches.

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Dressed lead flashing and soakers at a roof abutment

Leadwork and flashings

The details that decide whether a roof leaks, and the ones most often done badly.

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Dry ridge system installed along the ridge line of a tiled roof

Dry-fix ridge, hip and verge systems

Mechanical fixing instead of mortar, standard on new work, and usually the right call on a re-roof.

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