EPDM and fibreglass flat roofs in Huntingdon
We are based at Costessey near Norwich and reach Huntingdon via the A14, about 16 miles from Cambridge. That matters for flat roofing & epdm: it decides how quickly we can inspect, how we get materials on site, and how we sequence work on town housing and large distribution roofs.
- County
- Cambridgeshire
- Postcode
- PE29
- Access
- A14
- From Cambridge
- ~16 miles


How we approach flat roofing & epdm here
EPDM rubber, GRP fibreglass and felt flat roofs for extensions, garages, dormers and outbuildings, with proper falls, trims and outlets.
- EPDM rubber roofs
- GRP fibreglass roofs
- Torch-on felt systems
- Extensions, garages and dormers
What happens after you call
Deck inspection
We lift a section to see the deck; nothing is laid over boards that are soft or damp.
Falls and detailing set out
Firrings, outlet positions and upstand heights are agreed before the membrane arrives.
Membrane installation
EPDM, GRP or felt installed with trims and upstands dressed properly at every edge.
Water test and handover
Outlets checked under flow, edges walked, and the finished roof handed over with the system details.
Our Cambridgeshire service radius
We quote flat roofing & epdm in St Ives, St Neots and Ramsey on the same visit pattern as Huntingdon, running out on the A14. Flat Roofing & EPDM enquiries here are handled the same way. Work here falls under Huntingdonshire District Council and the PE29 postcode area.
Frequently working in and around Stukeley Meadows industrial estate, Hinchingbrooke business park.
Covering Huntingdon and Cambridge
About 16 miles apart — both are normal working areas for us. Free inspection either way.
Specification options
- Falls and firrings
- Firring pieces set the fall so water leaves the roof rather than sitting on it.
- Torch-on felt systems
- Multi-layer bitumen for larger or awkward flats where a robust, easily repairable finish is the practical choice.
- Warm-deck insulation build-ups
- Insulation above the deck keeps the structure warm and reduces condensation risk compared with old cold-deck details.
- Trims, upstands and outlets
- Edge trims, correctly formed upstands and adequate outlets — where nearly all flat roof failures actually begin.
Flat Roofing & EPDM FAQs
- Why does water sit on our flat roof after rain?
- Insufficient fall, a sagging deck or a blocked outlet. On Huntingdon extensions it's usually falls that were never set properly. We reset falls with firrings rather than lay new membrane over the same puddle.
- Can you overlay the existing felt?
- Only if the deck below is dry and sound, and we'll lift a section to check. Overlaying a soft deck buys a year or two and costs the whole job again.
- Do you insulate at the same time?
- We can build a warm deck with insulation above the structure, which usually makes sense if the roof is coming off anyway and the room below is cold or prone to condensation.
- How soon can someone look at a leak in PE29?
- Call 07437 005301 and we'll arrange an inspection. We advertise a 24/7 emergency call-out for active leaks and storm damage, and we'll tell you on the phone what's realistic rather than promise a fixed time.
- Does the exposure here change what you'd specify?
- Sometimes. Sheltered streets can run standard details, but shared valleys, restricted scaffold or heavy moss growth all change how we'd approach the work.
Why customers in Huntingdon call us
No overlaying failed decks
If the boards are wet, we replace them. Laying new membrane over a soft deck is the cheap answer that fails twice.
Detailing shown before install
Upstands, trims and outlet positions agreed with you before anything is bonded down.
System-appropriate guarantees
Flat roof systems carry manufacturer material guarantees; we tell you which applies rather than implying a blanket one.
Getting a quote
We will lift a section of the existing roof before pricing. Laying new EPDM or fibreglass over a wet deck is the cheap answer that costs twice. Neighbours in St Ives and St Neots get the same service, and the written quote is yours to keep and compare.
Covering Huntingdon and Cambridge
About 16 miles apart — both are normal working areas for us. Free inspection either way.
