Liquid Roofing Contractors Across the UK
Restore and protect roofs with our premium cold-applied liquid roofing systems. These flat roofing and waterproofing solutions are fast-curing, and ideal for a range of repairs and restoration. With a single-component application, they offer a fully reinforced, robust roofing membrane and waterproofing for longevity across all roofing applications.
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Why Choose Liquid Roofing?
- Effective methods for existing roof waterproofing
- Complete protection, no seams or cracks
- Bonds well for outstanding leak prevention
- Reflective options available for energy efficiency
- Cost-effective roof replacement
Project Types
Our liquid roofing systems are suitable for:
- Roof repairs and resurfacing
- Balconies, decks and patios
- Walkways and ramps
- Foundations and footings
- Concrete waterproofing
- Steel and metal roof coating
Recoating and Maintenance
One of the advantages of liquid roofing is the ability to recoat and perform maintenance without intensive roof tear-offs. As long as the existing coating is still bonding well, the new coat can be applied over it to refresh waterproofing abilities. We generally recommend recoating every 10-15 years.
Inspect your liquid roof periodically for any signs of damage, cracking or pinholes. Catching issues early allows for quick repairs before leaks form. We offer maintenance packages and can patch any problem areas that arise.
What is Liquid Roofing?
Liquid roofing refers to monolithic, water-based coatings that form a durable, fully bonded waterproofing membrane when applied. The thick, rubberised fluids can adhere to almost any surface and self-level for ease of top coat application. As the liquid cures, it creates a flexible, protective barrier that fully bonds and seals out moisture.
Systems We Offer:
Integritank Liquid Roofing
Integritank® is a rapid-curing structural waterproofing system based on advanced MMA technology from Stirling Lloyd. It’s ideal for large-scale projects including water treatment and storage tanks, silos, and radioactive waste storage, capable of covering 2,000m² per day.
Benefits include:
- Owners/Specifiers: 100% effective protection, proven track record over 25 years, long service life, and easily repairable.
- Engineers: Seamless membrane without vulnerable joints, versatile application, and comprehensive QA.
- Contractors: Rapid, cold spray application, simplified procedures, weather-resistant, and suitable for 7-14-day-old concrete.
The system is backed by Stirling Lloyd’s Quality Assurance Programme and dedicated technical guidance.
Kemper Liquid Roofing System
Kemper System’s liquid-applied membranes provide durable, long-lasting waterproofing for virtually any application and surface. The key advantage is the reinforcement fleece integrated into the resin system. This creates a seamless, flexible and UV-stable membrane able to withstand tears and damage over decades. Suitable applications span wind turbines, mechanical rooms, plazas, roofs, planters, foundations and more. The reinforced resins can be used for new builds and construction, as well as repairs and refurbishment projects.
AlphaGuard PUMA
AlphaGuard PUMA is a unique roofing system that combines polyurethane and methyl methacrylate to create a liquid-applied membrane. It’s perfect for rejuvenating older roofs and providing them with long-lasting, efficient weatherproofing.
Not only can it waterproof existing flat roofs and structural roof decks, but it’s also great for new build projects or full roof replacements.
Whether it’s for public or private sector buildings – from residential housing and schools to government buildings and commercial properties – AlphaGuard PUMA is an excellent choice.
The system is known for its quick curing, even in cold climates, thanks to its fast-activating catalyst. It provides a seamless finish with durability that’s been certified to last up to 25 years. It can be applied straight away to most roof substrates without needing a primer, making it an easy job with a brush or roller.
Plus, it doesn’t shrink, it’s flame-free, works in a huge range of temperatures (from 0 to +30 degrees Celsius), and can be used for both cold and warm roof applications.
Liquid Roofing FAQs for Procurement Teams
Can liquid roofing be used instead of a full roof replacement?
Yes. Liquid roofing can often be used to restore and protect existing roofs where the substrate is suitable. Vision Specialist Contracting installs cold-applied liquid roofing systems designed to create a seamless, reinforced waterproofing membrane, helping reduce disruption and avoid the cost of unnecessary full replacement.
What project types are suitable for liquid roofing?
Liquid roofing systems are suitable for roof repairs and resurfacing, balconies, decks, patios, walkways, ramps, foundations, footings, concrete waterproofing and steel or metal roof coating. The correct system depends on the substrate, traffic level, exposure and required warranty.
Can Vision SC provide specification and tender information?
Yes. Vision SC can support procurement and project teams with system recommendations, application methodology, programme details and warranty information to help with tender submissions, internal approvals and contractor comparisons.
Which liquid roofing systems does Vision SC install?
Vision SC’s liquid roofing service references specialist systems including Kemper System, Integritank and Tremco roofing products. Vision Specialist Contracting is also listed as an Approved Contractor of Kemper System for resin-based liquid roofing and waterproofing membranes.
Is liquid roofing suitable for occupied commercial buildings?
In many cases, yes. Cold-applied liquid roofing systems can be installed with reduced disruption compared with hot works or full roof replacement. Vision SC should assess access, safety requirements, programme constraints, weather exposure and building use before confirming the most suitable approach.
What information is needed for a liquid roofing quotation?
Useful information includes roof area, substrate type, current defects or leaks, access arrangements, photographs, existing drawings, drainage details, required warranty period and whether the building will remain occupied during works. A site survey may be recommended before specification.