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Flat Roofing Advice

By lucycoxhead
November 20, 2016 in Request a Tradesperson

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lucycoxhead

Posted November 20, 2016

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Posted November 20, 2016

Hello,

I need to find a recommendation for a roofer - we have a small decked balcony that is leaking into the bedroom underneath. I know there are a lot of different options for replacing a flat roof - does anyone have an advice they can offer? Also, can anyone recommend a roofer/specialist who might be able to help me?

Thanks a lot!

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