Fibreglass Roofs by Revive Roofing & Repairs in Stirling

Family Run Roofers in Stirling

Fibreglass Roofs in Stirling

Over 20 years' experience laminating Cure It GRP roofs that take foot traffic and fit balconies and awkward shapes, from a family run, fully insured roofer offering free surveys.

Over 20 Years' Experience
Family Run & Fully Insured
Free Quotes & Surveys
24 Hour Emergency Service

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Over 20 Years' Experience
Family Run & Fully Insured
Free Quotes & Surveys
24 Hour Emergency Service

Flat Roofs

GRP Fibreglass Roofs for Balconies and Extensions

GRP is made on your roof: glass fibre matting is laid over the deck, soaked in resin and cured into one rigid layer with no laps to open up. It is the right call for balconies, roof terraces and awkward shapes with steps, curves or several roof lights, because the laminate follows the roof and is hard enough for regular foot traffic.

Cure It resins, trims and topcoats designed to work together
Trims fixed first so the laminate wraps over the edges
Laminated only on dry days onto a sound, dry deck
Damage can be repaired locally later with fresh resin

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Fibreglass Roofs on a home near Stirling

Over 20 yearsfamily run, fully insured

Why Choose Us

Why Choose Us for Fibreglass Roofs

Fibreglass Roofs work by Revive Roofing & Repairs

Over 20 years

A family run company with over 20 years' experience

You deal directly with the family that runs the business, from the free survey to the final review of the completed work.

Formed on your roof

The laminate is made in place, so it follows L-shaped extensions, steps between levels and roof light kerbs with no laps left to open up.

Hard enough for balconies

Cured GRP takes regular foot traffic and garden furniture, and we check the deck and the detailing at the door before quoting a balcony.

Laminated only in dry weather

Resin needs a dry deck and a dry day to cure well, so with over 20 years' experience we plan each stage around the Scottish forecast.

Colour chosen at the survey

During the free survey we show you the Cure It topcoat colours, so the finished roof sits well with the brick, render or windows around it.

Ready for a free quote on your roof?

Call us or send the quote form, and we will arrange your free survey at a time that suits you.

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Close view of fibreglass roofs work in progress

What’s Included

What Our Fibreglass Roofs Service Includes

Old covering removed and deck checked
New decking where boards are damaged
Cure It edge trims fixed before laminating
Glass fibre mat bonded in resin
Upstands and roof light kerbs laminated
Topcoat in the colour you choose

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Our Work

Our Fibreglass Roofs Work

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When To Call Us

Signs You Need Fibreglass Roofs

The signs homeowners most often notice before they contact us about this work.

A balcony or roof terrace

A roof that is stood on regularly needs a hard surface. GRP sets rigid enough to take regular foot traffic and garden furniture.

An awkward roof shape

Steps, corners and curves are hard to cover neatly in sheets. Fibreglass is laid wet, so it moulds to the shape.

Several roof lights

Every roof light is a potential leak. GRP is laminated up and around each kerb, so there is no join at the base.

Wanting a particular colour

Grey is common, but topcoats come in other colours, so a visible roof can suit the brick, render or windows around it.

Pricing

Fibreglass Roofs Costs

Every roof is different, so we price yours after a free survey. These are the factors that move the figure most for this kind of work.

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Shape and number of details

Corners, steps, upstands and roof light kerbs all need extra matting and hand work compared with a plain rectangle.

Balcony or standard roof

A roof that will take regular foot traffic may need a thicker build, a sturdier deck and different detailing at the door.

Decking condition

If the deck is wet or soft it must be replaced before laminating, because resin will not cure well on damp timber.

Topcoat and trims

The area to be coated and the total length of edge trims both affect how much material the job needs.

How It Works

How Our Fibreglass Roofs Service Works

Step 1

Look at the roof and its use

We check the deck and drainage and ask how you use the roof, so the laminate and topcoat suit a balcony, a dormer or a garage.

Step 2

Deck and trims

Damaged boards are replaced, board joints are taped, and Cure It trims are fixed around the edges so the laminate can be wrapped over them.

Step 3

Laminate the roof

Mat is wetted out with resin and pressed down with a ribbed roller to drive out bubbles, working across the roof while the weather stays dry.

Step 4

Topcoat and review

Once the laminate has cured, the edges are lightly sanded and the coloured topcoat is applied. When it has set, we review the completed work with you, and we confirm everything has been done as agreed.

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FAQs

Fibreglass Roofs FAQs

Should I pick GRP or EPDM for my roof?

Each has its place. GRP sets hard, so it suits balconies, roofs that take regular foot traffic, and shapes with lots of corners or roof lights. EPDM rubber is laid as a flexible sheet and copes well with movement on a timber frame. We look at the shape of your roof and how you use it before suggesting one over the other.

Can GRP be used on a balcony?

Yes, and balconies are where GRP earns its keep. The cured laminate is hard enough for regular foot traffic and furniture, and it can be formed around door thresholds and balustrade fixings. A balcony usually needs a stronger deck and careful detailing at the door, so we check the structure before quoting.

How long does a fibreglass roof take to lay?

A typical garage or extension roof is prepared and laminated over one or two days, with the topcoat following once the laminate has cured. Resin is sensitive to damp and low temperatures, so we only laminate on dry days and may adjust the schedule around the forecast. Larger or more detailed roofs take longer.

What affects the price of a fibreglass roof?

The roof area, the number of corners, upstands and roof lights, the state of the deck, and whether the roof will take foot traffic all play a part. A balcony or a roof with many details takes more material and hand work than a plain garage roof. Your quote breaks the work down after we have seen it.

Who looks at my roof before a GRP quote?

We do, in person, and the survey is free. Phone or complete the quote form telling us what the roof covers and its rough size, then we come and look at it, check the deck and drainage, show you the topcoat colours, and send a free written quote for the work.

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