The start of 2026 has brought with it one of the most significant meteorological challenges for homeowners and businesses in recent memory. Storm Goretti, described by the Met Office as a "multi-hazard event," has swept across the United Kingdom, leaving a trail of structural damage in its wake. While the South West of England faced the most extreme wind speeds, the impact in Bromley, South East London, and Kent has been substantial.

In our work on flat roofs in Bromley, attending to both domestic and commercial flat roofing systems, we consistently observe that the long-term performance, durability, and cost-effectiveness of a flat roof are overwhelmingly determined by one factor: the quality of the initial installation.

At Julian Roofing Services Ltd, serving both domestic and commercial properties across Bromley and other local areas, we’ve seen firsthand the unique challenges presented by flat roofs. 

Flat roofs are a popular and cost-effective choice for many properties in Bromley and surrounding areas, offering versatility and often easier installation than pitched alternatives. However, their unique design—specifically the near-level surface—makes them more susceptible to standing water and can conceal damage more easily than traditional roofs. For owners of properties with flat roofs in Bromley, regular inspections aren't just a suggestion; they're a critical investmen

For homeowners in Bromley, the sound of dripping water inside your home is never a welcome one. A leaking roof, left unaddressed, can lead to a cascade of problems, from unsightly ceiling stains and damaged insulation to compromised structural integrity and even electrical hazards. At Julian Roofing Services Ltd, we understand the unique challenges that Bromley’s diverse range of properties present, and we pride ourselves on delivering prompt, professional, and lasting soluti

At Julian Roofing Services Ltd, we understand the unique demands of flat roof repairs in the Bromley area

Flat roofs face unique challenges. Unlike their angled counterparts, water doesn't naturally run off. This can lead to ponding, where water