Continuous spray application over a commercial roof area and the operational advantage of treating large, detailed surfaces as one membrane.
What still needs checking
The photograph does not identify the chemistry, substrate, dry-film thickness, coverage rate, fire classification or project warranty.
Before work starts
SprayGrade, HotSpray and other overlay systems are different technologies. The roof condition, substrate and required performance determine which system is suitable.
Specialist spray delivery to profiled roof sheets, including the practical need to manage access, overspray and consistent coverage.
What still needs checking
An image cannot establish asbestos condition, work classification, legal controls, product suitability or whether encapsulation was preferable to removal.
Before work starts
Asbestos-cement work begins with condition and work classification. A coating is only one possible management route after suitability is confirmed.
How a hand-applied seamless membrane can follow complex roof geometry, changes of plane and detail-heavy areas.
What still needs checking
The image does not confirm substrate moisture, preparation, membrane thickness, roof build-up or warranty eligibility.
Before work starts
MonoSeal can be a strong route for complex roofs, but rotten decks, trapped moisture, unsafe structure and unsuitable substrates still require correction.
What we record when project details are available.
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Permission to publish
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Location or approved anonymisation
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Confirmed date and measured scope
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Substrate and original defect
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Preparation and specified system
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Constraints, outcome and documentation
Clear answers
Questions about our work
What the photographs show and what still needs checking before work begins.
01Are these all Forti Nova case studies?
The gallery shows the types of roofs and systems we work with. Where a project includes confirmed client, location and result details, we say so clearly.
02What do the photographs show?
They show the types of roofs, preparation, application and finished work we deal with. Project names and locations are only included where we have permission and confirmed details.
03What makes a future project a verified case study?
A verified case study should have permission to publish, a confirmed location or approved anonymised description, project date, measured scope, substrate, initial problem, preparation, specified system, delivery constraints and an accurately documented outcome.
04Can photographs prove a roofing system is suitable?
No. Photographs help us understand the visible problem, but suitability depends on close inspection, substrate condition, moisture, adhesion, drainage, structure, interfaces and the selected system documentation.
05Can the images prove a warranty applies?
No. Warranty eligibility depends on the qualifying system, substrate, preparation, approved application, inspection and project records. A photograph of application or completion is not warranty evidence.
06How should I use this evidence when planning a project?
Use it to understand the type of preparation, application and detailing involved, then follow the linked service guidance and request an assessment based on your own building or roof.
07Where do the roofing photographs come from?
The gallery uses relevant Forti Nova and Liquid Coatings imagery. Captions describe the visible work and confirmed system information.
08What information should I send for an initial assessment?
Send the site postcode, roof or elevation photographs, approximate dimensions, building use, visible defects, internal leak position where relevant, previous repair information and any available roof or asbestos documentation.
Need help with your roof?
Send us photographs and we’ll discuss the right next step.
