Felt is a form of waterproof sheeting that is used to cover flat roofs, or as an underlay beneath slate or tile roofing.
Installation: One of the primary benefits of bituminous felt is the ease of application. This ease also applies to repairs of which, while rarely required, can be done quickly and efficiently in most weather conditions.
Value: Felt roofing is not necessarily the cheapest option on the market however, the quality and longevity of its materials create long-term value. The return of this investment can also be seen in the low-level maintenance required over time, which reduces the need for repairs and associated costs in the future.
Versatility: The versatility of torch-on felt roofing means it can be used on flat, pitched or curved roofing depending on what's necessary.
Durability: Felt roofing is a highly durable option that holds up well to UV rays and excessive heat during warmer periods of the year. However, this is not limited to heat and is just as accurate in the long wet seasons that England is so well known for. Limited foot traffic across a felt roof won’t cause any serious issues and it should not be damaged by any random falling debris.