Felt Roof Installation & Repairs Dublin

Layered torch-on felt roofs fitted and repaired by insured roofers, priced in a free written quote.

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Since 2018Sandyford, Dublin 18
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Felt Roofs

Benefits of a Professional Felt Roof Installation

A felt roof is only as good as the way it is built up. We lay a modern system in layers: a base sheet fixed to the deck, an underlay bonded over it, then a cap sheet with mineral chippings that protect the bitumen from sunlight.

Felt Roof Benefits

Felt has covered Irish flat roofs for generations because it is affordable, quick to lay and easy to repair. A well-built modern system is far tougher than the single-layer felt people remember from old garages and sheds.

Often the lowest-cost flat roof covering
Several layers, so one fault rarely leaks
Mineral finish stands up to sun and rain
Local repairs without stripping the roof
Suits extensions, garages and dormers
Can go over new insulation boards

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Storm damage, a leak through the ceiling or a slipped ridge tile: our phone is answered day and night, every day of the year.

FAQs

FAQs about our felt roofing service

Here are the questions homeowners ask us most often before booking a felt roof.

How long does a felt roof last?

It depends on the system, the quality of the installation and how much sun and foot traffic the roof gets. A modern multi-layer felt roof on a sound deck will outlast the single-layer felt found on many older garages by a wide margin. We give you a realistic view of your own roof when we survey it.

Can you repair my felt roof instead of replacing it?

Often, yes. Splits, blisters and failed upstands can usually be cut out and patched with new felt bonded into the existing layers. If the deck feels soft when we walk on it, or water has been getting in for a long time, a patch will not hold and we will recommend a re-cover instead.

Is torch-on felt safe to use on my house?

Torch-on felt is bonded with a gas torch, so our roofers treat it as hot work and take particular care near timber fascias, vents and windows. On tight details, or right beside anything that could catch, a cold-applied or self-adhesive felt product can be used in place of the flame.

Does a felt roof need any maintenance?

Very little. Clear leaves and moss from the outlets and gutters so water can drain away, and look out for bare patches where the mineral chippings have worn off. If you spot a blister or a split, a small repair done promptly costs far less than fixing the ceiling underneath.

How long does it take to fit a new felt roof?

Roof size, access and the condition of the deck all play a part. We give you an expected timescale with your quote, and because felt must go down on a dry deck, we plan around the forecast and leave the roof weathertight at the end of every working day.

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6 Fern Road, Sandyford, Dublin, D18 FP98

Why Choose Us

Why Choose Us for Your Felt Roof?

Felt is the flat roof system most people know, and also the one most often laid badly.

Sandyford, Dublin 18

An Office You Can Find, a Phone That Gets Answered

Quotes, bookings and any follow-up are handled from our office on Fern Road in Sandyford, Dublin.

Layered, Not Single-Sheet

We lay a full multi-layer system with staggered joints, rather than one sheet nailed over the old roof, so your felt has room for wear before it ever leaks.

Irish-Made Materials

Our felt comes from Moy Materials, an Irish flat roofing manufacturer, so matching cap sheets and repair products are easy to source for years to come.

Insured & Qualified

Our qualified roofers work under full public liability insurance, and every felt roof we lay is backed by our guarantee for the work carried out.

Weekend Repairs Available

A split in the felt does not wait for Monday. We take on weekend repairs, and urgent leaks get a response 24/7, 365 days a year.

Free Quotes, Written Down

Call or send the form with your Eircode and we will arrange a visit, look at the roof and price the work before anything starts.

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Irish Suppliers

Irish Names We Work With

Flat roof membranes, fibre cement and natural slate from Irish suppliers.

Professional Felt Roof Installation

A new felt roof starts with the deck. We strip the old covering, check every board, and replace anything that has softened or warped, because felt laid over a weak deck will crack along the board joints. If you want the room below to be warmer, we can fit rigid insulation boards before the new layers go down.

Strip-out and deck repairs
Insulated warm roof upgrades
Upstands and wall flashings
New drip edges and trims
Outlet and gutter connections
Site cleared when we finish

Need a Roofer?

Ring us about a felt roof or any other part of your roof, and we will find a time that suits you to come and take a look.

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Felt Roofs Jobs We Have Finished

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Contact Our Roofers

Tell us roughly how big your felt roof is and where the property is, include a picture if one is handy, and we will be in touch to book a free survey.

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