Epdm Rubber Roofing in Northampton

There are plenty of roofing companies out there, but choosing a sole trader offers a level of accountability you won't find with larger firms. When you hire me, you know exactly who is on your roof. I take immense pride in my work because my business relies on word-of-mouth recommendations from happy neighbours.
I am fully backed by public liability insurance, which gives you complete peace of mind while I am working on your property. Every EPDM installation I carry out comes with a solid guarantee, so you can rest easy knowing your investment is protected. I don't believe in high-pressure sales or confusing jargon. I give you a clear, honest assessment of what your roof needs and a fair price to get the job done right the first time.
My experience across different types of properties—from modern townhouses in Milton Keynes to traditional cottages in the Northamptonshire countryside—means I have seen it all. I bring that hands-on knowledge to every site, making sure your roof is weather-tight, compliant, and built to last.

Yes, EPDM is very durable and can handle occasional foot traffic for window cleaning or general maintenance. If you plan on using the roof as a balcony or terrace, I can install thicker membranes or specific walkway pads to protect the surface from wear and tear.

For a standard-sized garage or small extension, the job can usually be finished in a single day. Larger or more complex projects might take two days. I always aim to get the building watertight as quickly as possible, especially if rain is forecast.

Both have their merits, but EPDM is generally more flexible. Fibreglass is very rigid, which can lead to cracking if the building moves or if it isn't installed in perfect weather conditions. EPDM is more forgiving and tends to be quieter when rain hits it.

Unlike traditional "hot work" felt roofing that uses boiling bitumen and gas torches, EPDM is a cold-applied system. There are no smelly fumes, no smoke, and no fire risk during the installation process. It is a much cleaner and safer way to work on your home.