Revive Roofing & Repairs
Rubber Roofs by Revive Roofing & Repairs in Stirling
Family Run Roofers in Stirling

Rubber Roofs in Stirling

Family run and fully insured, with over 20 years' experience, we fit RubberCover EPDM flat roofs that stay flexible through hard frosts, with free surveys and a 24-hour emergency service.

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

EPDM Rubber Roof Replacement

EPDM is a synthetic rubber supplied in large sheets, often big enough to cover a garage or extension with no joins at all. It is the right call where a felt roof keeps leaking along its seams, where a timber frame moves through the seasons, or where a torch would be unsafe beside timber. We fit RubberCover, a system with matching adhesives and trims.

  • Laid cold with adhesive, so no flame on the roof
  • Stays supple in frost and stretches as timber moves
  • Rolled firmly into the bond to push out trapped air
  • GRP suggested instead for balconies or regular foot traffic
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Rubber Roofs on a home near Stirling

Over 20 yearsfamily run, fully insured

Why Choose Us

Why Choose Us for Rubber Roofs

Rubber 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.

One sheet, very few joins

We measure carefully and order the membrane in as few pieces as possible, so a garage or extension roof often has no joins at all.

Laid cold, no flame

EPDM is bonded with adhesive rather than heat, which makes it a safe choice beside timber cladding, fascias, roof lights or a neighbour's property.

Built for Scottish winters

RubberCover EPDM stays supple in frost and driving rain and stretches as a timber extension moves, so it resists the cracking older coverings suffer.

Honest about its limits

With over 20 years' experience, we will tell you if regular foot traffic or a balcony means GRP would serve your roof better than rubber.

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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What’s Included

What Our Rubber Roofs Service Includes

  • Old covering stripped and taken away
  • Deck checked and damaged boards replaced
  • RubberCover EPDM membrane, few joins
  • Membrane fully bonded with system adhesive
  • Kerb and drip trims to the roof edges
  • Upstands, outlets and corners detailed
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Our Work

Our Rubber Roofs Work

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When To Call Us

Signs You Need Rubber Roofs

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

Repeated leaks at felt seams

If a felt roof keeps leaking along its joins, a single rubber sheet removes most of those weak lines altogether.

A roof beside timber

Rubber goes down cold, so there is no torch on the roof. That matters next to timber fascias, cladding or roof lights.

Cracking in hard winters

Older coverings can turn brittle in frost and crack as the deck moves. EPDM stays pliable at low temperatures.

A timber extension that moves

Timber frames shift a little through the year. Rubber stretches with that movement instead of splitting at the stress points.

Pricing

Rubber 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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Roof area and shape

A simple rectangle can often take one sheet. Odd shapes, steps and corners mean more joins, more detailing and more time.

02

State of the deck

Sound boards need little work. Soft or rotten decking has to be replaced before any rubber goes down.

03

Number of penetrations

Roof lights, soil pipes, vents and outlets each need their own detail, which adds to labour and accessories.

04

Edge and wall details

The length of trims and wall upstands, and how the membrane is finished at each wall, both affect materials and time.

How It Works

How Our Rubber Roofs Service Works

Step 1

Survey and measure

We take measurements so that the membrane can be ordered in the fewest pieces possible, and check the deck, outlets and wall junctions.

Step 2

Prepare the deck

We lift the existing covering, renew any weak sheets of decking, then sweep and dry the surface so the adhesive grips everywhere.

Step 3

Bond the membrane

The rubber is unrolled and left to relax, then folded back and bonded in sections, rolled down firmly to remove trapped air.

Step 4

Fit trims and review

Edge trims, upstands, outlets and corners are finished with RubberCover's own accessories. Before we leave site, we review the completed work with you and, together, confirm everything has been done as agreed.

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Customer Reviews

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FAQs

Rubber Roofs FAQs

Is a rubber roof better than felt?

It depends on the roof. EPDM usually has far fewer joints than felt, stays flexible in cold weather and is laid without heat. Felt is cheaper to patch in small areas and suits tighter budgets. For a roof that has leaked along felt seams, or one that sits right next to timber, rubber is often the stronger choice.

Can a rubber roof take foot traffic?

Being stood on now and then to clear leaves from a gully does no harm, but EPDM is meant to be a covering rather than a floor. Regular foot traffic, furniture or use as a balcony is better suited to GRP fibreglass, which sets hard. If you need occasional access for maintenance to a window or a vent, protective pads can be added in the right places.

How long does fitting a rubber roof take?

Most garage and extension roofs are stripped, decked and covered in one to two days. The adhesive needs a dry, reasonably mild day to bond well, so we watch the forecast and may move the start date if heavy rain is due. Bigger roofs, or ones needing joist repairs, take longer.

What affects the price of an EPDM roof?

The area of the roof, how many joins and corners it has, the condition of the deck, and how many roof lights, pipes and outlets need detailing. The length of trims and wall upstands also counts. After our visit, the written quote itemises these, showing you plainly what you are paying for.

How do I arrange a quote for a rubber roof?

Ring us, or describe the roof briefly on our quote form. We visit for a free survey to measure it and check the deck, then send a free written quote for the RubberCover system, including any board replacement and the trims and details your particular roof needs.
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