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Gerrards Cross, Buckinghamshire

Fibreglass Roofs in Gerrards Cross

Get a GRP roof on your Gerrards Cross garage or dormer with a coloured topcoat and neat trims, quoted free and at a fixed figure in writing.

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Gerrards Cross, Buckinghamshire

A Rigid Roof with No Seams

Swapping old felt for fibreglass on your Gerrards Cross garage gives a roof with no laps or seams, finished with moulded trims that form neat drip edges. Trims are fixed around the edges first, and then layers of glass fibre mat are rolled into wet resin across the roof so they bind into one laminate.

In Gerrards Cross, as in Beaconsfield, Amersham and Chesham, our roofers clear away the old covering and resin offcuts as they go and leave your property clean once the fibreglass roof is complete.

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Fibreglass matting being laid on a GRP flat roof
Resin being poured for a GRP fibreglass roof laminate
Why Choose Us for Fibreglass Roofs

Why Choose Us for Fibreglass

Choosing us for fibreglass in Gerrards Cross means a same-day callback, days on site set out in writing and a property left clean when the topcoat is finished.

GRP fibreglass roof over a bay window

One Rigid, Jointless Surface

Laminated in place across the whole roof, fibreglass forms a single hard layer with no seams, so there is nowhere for water to creep in.

Light Foot Traffic

The cured surface is hard enough for occasional access, so you can reach a gutter or window without damaging the roof.

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Your Days in Writing

GRP needs dry weather to cure, so we agree the days on site with you in writing and keep you updated if rain moves them.

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Fibreglass Roofs: How It Works

How a GRP Roof Is Laid

No two roofs are identical, but a fibreglass roof usually comes together through these four general stages.

1

Site Visit & Price

We check the roof, the deck and the edges, discuss colour and finish with you, and give you a fixed figure in writing.

2

Boards & Trims

The old roof comes off, the deck is checked or renewed, and the edge trims are fixed ready for the laminate.

3

Laminate & Topcoat

Matting and resin are laid in dry weather to form one layer, then the topcoat is applied to seal the surface.

4

Finished Roof Review

After the topcoat has set and the ground is clear, we review the completed work with you and confirm everything has been done as agreed.

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Fibreglass Roofs FAQs

Fibreglass Roofs FAQs in Gerrards Cross

Do You Lay Fibreglass Roofs on Extensions in Gerrards Cross?

Yes. We lay GRP roofs on extensions, dormers and garages in Gerrards Cross, Buckinghamshire, forming the laminate on site so it fits your roof exactly. You get a free visit first, then a written quote that lists the deck work, trims and topcoat at one fixed price.

How Do I Get a Fibreglass Roof Quote in Gerrards Cross?

Call us, or send your details with a photo or two of the roof, and our team will get back to you the same day. We then visit your home in Gerrards Cross to measure up and inspect the deck, and you receive a fixed price in writing afterwards.

What Is a GRP Fibreglass Roof?

GRP stands for glass reinforced plastic. A GRP roof is made by laying glass fibre matting over a timber deck and soaking it with resin, which hardens into a solid, waterproof layer. A coloured topcoat then seals the surface. The result is a rigid flat roof with no joints.

Can I Walk on a Fibreglass Roof?

A fibreglass roof can take light foot traffic, such as stepping out to clean windows or clear a gutter. It is not intended as a balcony or terrace without additional work. If you plan to use the roof more often, tell us at the survey so the laminate and finish suit that use.

Is Fibreglass or Rubber Better for My Roof?

Both are good flat roof coverings with different strengths. Fibreglass gives a hard, jointless surface with crisp moulded edges and handles occasional foot traffic. Rubber is a flexible single sheet that copes well with movement in the structure beneath. We recommend one based on your roof's shape, access and use.

Why Does a Fibreglass Roof Need Dry Weather?

The resin needs dry conditions and a suitable temperature to cure properly, and moisture on the deck can stop the laminate bonding. That is why we plan fibreglass roofs around the forecast and agree the days with you in writing. If the weather turns, we tell you and rearrange rather than risk the finish.
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