Hi,
I have a garage with a flat roof covered with felt. It's been repaired and during the summer and some heavy downpours remained dry inside. However, a few days ago we had a heavy frost and freezing and after the thaw I noticed I again had drips of water everywhere so I think the water must be coming from ice under the felt ???? What I want to know is would it be feasible to strip the existing layers of felt from the roof and have a roofing contractor put proper tar over the roof. I have a small dining-room extension which was originally covered by solid tar and it is still perfect. Or, is it possible to have the contractor create a "pitch" to the flat roof and thus allow the rain water to run away? Which would be the best and hopefully the least expensive?
Hope you can help.
Regards,
Jack
I have a garage with a flat roof covered with felt. It's been repaired and during the summer and some heavy downpours remained dry inside. However, a few days ago we had a heavy frost and freezing and after the thaw I noticed I again had drips of water everywhere so I think the water must be coming from ice under the felt ???? What I want to know is would it be feasible to strip the existing layers of felt from the roof and have a roofing contractor put proper tar over the roof. I have a small dining-room extension which was originally covered by solid tar and it is still perfect. Or, is it possible to have the contractor create a "pitch" to the flat roof and thus allow the rain water to run away? Which would be the best and hopefully the least expensive?
Hope you can help.
Regards,
Jack