Service
Roofing & Waterproofing
Roof covering, structural repair, membrane waterproofing and rainwater goods — diagnosed at the junction, not just the surface.
Roofing & Waterproofing work being carried out on siteMost persistent roof leaks are not covering failures. They are junction failures — at parapets, upstands, penetrations and abutments — which is why repeatedly patching the sheet or the tile never resolves them. We diagnose where water is actually entering before proposing a repair.
Diagnosis before re-covering
A leak that has been patched several times without success is telling you the diagnosis was wrong, not that the patch was poor. Water tracks: it can enter at a parapet and appear metres away. Before we price a re-cover we establish the entry point, because re-covering a roof that leaks at the upstand simply produces a new roof that leaks at the upstand.
The structure under the covering
When we strip a covering we inspect the structure beneath it. Prolonged ingress decays timber purlins and noggins, and laying a new covering over a compromised structure is both unsafe and short-lived. Structural repairs are identified at strip-out and confirmed with you in writing before the new covering goes on.
Rainwater goods
Gutters, downpipes and their outfalls are part of the waterproofing system, not an accessory to it. Undersized or blocked rainwater goods cause overflow that saturates walls and undermines everything above. We size and install them as part of the roof scope rather than treating them separately.
- Coverings
- Long-span aluminium · Sheet · Tile
- Waterproofing
- Membrane systems to junctions and flat areas
- Structure
- Purlin and noggin inspection and replacement
- Junctions
- Parapets · Upstands · Abutments · Penetrations
- Rainwater goods
- Gutters · Downpipes · Outfall connections
- Diagnosis
- Entry-point tracing before scope is fixed
- Remedials
- Persistent leaks previously patched unsuccessfully
What you get
Why this is done properly.
Entry-point diagnosis
We establish where water actually enters before pricing, so the repair addresses the fault rather than the symptom.
Junction detailing
Proper upstands, membranes and flashings at parapets and abutments — where most persistent leaks originate.
Structural inspection at strip-out
Decayed purlins and noggins identified and replaced rather than covered over.
Rainwater goods sized properly
Gutters and downpipes treated as part of the waterproofing system, not an afterthought.
Written variations for hidden damage
Structural decay found at strip-out is documented and agreed with you before work continues.
Full-system approach
Covering, junctions, penetrations and drainage addressed together, which is the only way a roof stays dry.
How it runs
From survey to handover.
- 01
Leak diagnosis
We trace the actual entry point rather than pricing from where the damp appears internally.
- 02
Scope & proposal
A written scope covering covering, junctions and drainage, with a fixed price.
- 03
Strip & inspect
Existing covering removed and the structure beneath inspected and repaired as needed.
- 04
Re-cover & test
New covering, junction detailing and rainwater goods installed and checked.
Gallery
Representative imagery.
Representative imagery for this discipline — not photographs of specific ICE-Premium jobs.
Questions
About roofing & waterproofing
Related
Often delivered alongside.
Ceiling Installation
Suspended grids, plasterboard ceilings and access provision — set level, supported properly and coordinated with services.
Facility Maintenance
Planned preventative and reactive maintenance — moving a property from emergency callouts to a forecastable schedule.
Renovation & Remodeling
Structural and cosmetic renovation of existing buildings — from single-room refreshes to full floor strip-outs and rebuilds.
Start here
Tell us what you are building. We will survey it properly.
The initial consultation and site survey cost you nothing and carry no obligation. You will get a written scope and a fixed price against it — not an estimate that moves later.