Established in 1966, Western Flat Roofing is a family business with more than 55 years’ experience in delivering award winning, high quality and trusted roofing solutions. Our extensive experience spans a range of sectors, listed below, along with many prestigious projects such as the Headland Hotel, the Carbis Bay Hotel which held the G7 Summit and Chesil Cliff in North Devon which was featured on Channel 4’s Grand Designs. We have also worked on other projects including the Eden Project’s Green Hub as well as the refurbishment of Bodmin Jail to a hotel.
 
•	Domestic Clients
•	Commercial Clients – Retail, Factories, Industrial Units
•	Local Authorities
•	Housing Associations
•	Government Organisations – NHS, MOD
•	Emergency Services – Police, Fire, Ambulance
•	Education Nurseries, Schools, Academies, Colleges, Universities
•	Small to Large Local Builders and National Main Contractors
•	The Diocese – Churches, Schools and Properties
•	Leisure & Tourism – Hotels, Holiday Parks, Attractions

We are proud to be an approved contractor for industry leading manufacturers such as, Alumasc, Bauder, Garland, Kingspan, Sika Liquid Plastics, Sika Sarnafil, TECHNONICOL. We are also accredited with CHAS, Construction Line, Safecontractor, and members of the National Federation of Roofing Contractors and Builders Profile. 

From new build projects through to re-roofing, repairs and maintenance, we provide a comprehensive range of roofing solutions to our clients which never takes a ‘one size fits all’ approach. 

Western Flat Roofing’s range of flat roofing systems include: 
•	Felt flat roofs 
•	Liquid plastics and fibreglass systems
•	Single ply membranes 
•	Hot melt roofing
•	Pitched roofing and cladding
•	Green roofs 

Our team also offers complimentary services such as the supply and fixing of soffits, guttering, facias, roof lights, wall capping and specialist lead work, as well as critical roof safety equipment such as fire hatches, fall arrest systems and guard rails.

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