Fibreglass Roofs in Hull

A hard, jointless finish laminated onto your roof

GRP stands for glass reinforced plastic. On your roof it starts as a smooth new deck, onto which we lay glass fibre matting and wet it out with resin, rolling it until every fibre is saturated. The resin cures into a single rigid laminate with no laps or seams, and a pigmented top coat then goes over it to seal the surface and give the roof its finished colour.

We are approved Cure It GRP installers, and fibreglass is the system we tend to suggest for roofs with plenty of features or roofs you want to use. Because it is laminated in place, it forms neatly around rooflights, lanterns and awkward corners. With the right deck and finish it can also take regular foot traffic, so it can work for a balcony or a roof you step out onto from an upstairs room.

Fibreglass relies on good conditions as much as good materials. Resin needs dry weather and a suitable temperature to cure, so we plan the laminating around the forecast and keep the deck covered until it is ready. Preformed GRP trims are fixed at the edges and kerbs before the laminate goes on, giving clean lines at gutters, verges and walls, and a roof that looks tidy from the garden as well as from above.