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There are a few different options to choose from when it comes to liquid plastic roofing. Below we’ve summarised three of the most popular choices:

• Polyurethane - An affordable and versatile option for liquid plastic roofing. Polyurethane has been used for over 30 years and can be odour free, perfect for use around children or unwell people.

• Bitumen - This material has been used for over 200 years for waterproofing. Bitumen is often used in construction as it’s easy to use and very durable. Bitumen liquid roofing can last more than 20 years with little maintenance.

• Polyester - Usually reinforced with fibreglass mat, polyester liquid roofing is available in a range of colours and finishes. It also cures quickly and is easy to apply.

Liquid plastic roofing has a variety of excellent benefits, making this a great option for enhancing your roof. The benefits include:

• Safety - Unlike asphalt or felt, liquid plastic roofing doesn't need to be heated up before use. This helps to reduce the risk of fires.

• Time - Liquid plastic roofing is designed to last. It can last up to 30 years when properly applied.

• Price - Liquid plastic roofing can be applied to certain areas of your roof rather than covering the entire surface. This is a cost effective solution to leaks.

• Application - This material is easy to apply even in difficult to access areas of your roof.

• No interruptions - Liquid plastic roofing can be easily applied without causing any interruptions to the homeowner.

Is liquid plastic waterproof?

Absolutely. The main benefit is that liquid plastic is waterproof, protecting your roof from heavy rainfall and leaks.

Can liquid plastic roofing be used on any roof?

As this is applied in liquid form, it can cover any roof no matter the shape, size or pitch. Liquid plastic roofing is even suitable for use round chimneys or on uneven roofs.

The amount you pay for liquid roofing will vary from job to job. This means the amount a friend paid for their liquid roofing will likely be quite different for how much you’re quoted. Before budgeting for liquid plastic roofing, consider the below factors that’ll impact the price:

• Material used - Different types of liquid plastic roofing will have different prices

• Condition of roof - If your roof is in poor condition, you may need to budget extra for repairs before liquid roofing is applied.

• Size of roof - The larger your roof is, the more you can expect to pay for liquid plastic roofing.

• Access - If your roof is tricky to access, labour may take longer and cost more.

• Your location - Labour prices vary throughout the UK.

Liquid plastic roofing cost

So, how much does liquid plastic roofing cost? Well, the average price for materials is £24 per m2 and the average cost for labour is £27 per m2. You can find more information in our liquid plastic roofing cost guide.

If you’re looking for a professional to work on your roof, it's important to hire someone you feel comfortable working with.

Feeling a little nervous hiring a stranger? No problem, invite them over to give you a quote and look for:

• Someone open and friendly

• Someone with positive reviews on Checkatrade

• Someone who has years of experience

• Someone qualified

• Someone who is happy to answer your questions

• Someone who can show you examples of their past work

Want to speak to liquid roofing contractors in GU18?

When it comes to finding the right liquid roofing company for your project, it’s important to choose someone you can trust.

Our members pass 12 full checks so you can be sure you’re hiring a fully qualified professional. They’re also recommended by your neighbours.

So, if you’re looking for a liquid roofing contractor in GU18, let us help make your search quick and easy. One option is to try our free search feature. Using your postcode, we’ll find a range of experts in your area.

Alternatively, our request a quote feature is designed to save you time and energy. Just fill in our online form and we’ll send your details to three local liquid roofing companies. They’ll then either contact you for more information or send you a quote. It really is that easy.