Scaffold edge protection is in place with attached debris netting to prevent anything falling from roof, all courtesy of Hallam Scaffold

We erect our own hoardings to make a secure compound

Our lockable gas storage cage sited within the compound

Our own secure storage container for keeping materials on site

Rear view of building

Top roof prior to work commencing

Various unsuccessful patch repairs

Think this roof was ready

Note frost on right hand side of picture

First job was to clean off, prepare, dry and prime existing coverings

High performance felt vapour barrier installed, note upstands were stripped off.

New rain water outlets were installed

Cut to falls insulation being marked out and cut. Note cross falls.

Insulation bonded in hot bitumen

High performance polyester underlay bonded in bitumen on perforated venting sheet. Note black dots in felt showing perforated layer underneath.

Not the best time of year to undertake such a project

The job had to carry on.

Note insulation was so thick at top of roof fall, it had to be installed in 2 layers.

Finally laid the elastomeric mineral surfaced cap sheet.

Beginning to look different.

New rain water outlet installed.

Ready to clean off, the job is complete.

Cleaned off, scaffold down, sun comes out.

Parapet wall detail with aluminium coping.

Note the fall from the corner to the new outlet.

Note the felt is laid up the fall from the outlets

Note the height on the skirting at the top of the fall.

Lower level roof prior to work commencing.

Note how much water is standing.

The cut to falls insulation should remove the majority of the standing water.

Insulation being laid over new felt vapour barrier.

High performance polyester underlay being laid over perforated venting layer.

Note black spots showing venting layer underneath.

All ready to receive mineral surfaced cap sheet.