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Gutter lining for valley, box and parapet gutters

Leaking gutters on industrial and commercial buildings are usually lined rather than replaced. Plygene and liquid applied gutter lining systems are installed in situ over the existing gutter, sealing joints, corrosion and cracks, with no strip out and no disruption to the production or storage underneath.

What is included

Every gutter lining, specified and guaranteed

Plygene gutter liners

A tough thermoplastic liner welded in situ to the shape of the gutter, with all joints, outlets and end caps formed on site. It carries a manufacturer guarantee of up to 20 years and is installed from the roof with the building fully in use.

Liquid applied gutter systems

Where the gutter is complex or access is tight, a reinforced liquid applied system seals the gutter as one seamless membrane. It bonds to steel, concrete, asbestos cement and existing linings, and cures without hot works.

Outlets, overflows and capacity

A leaking gutter is often an undersized or blocked one. We check the outlets and overflows against the roof area and the current rainfall data, and enlarge or add outlets as part of the lining contract so the gutter copes with the storms it will actually see.

Industrial and occupied buildings

Factories, warehouses and distribution sheds cannot stop for a gutter. All the work is done from the roof, with safety netting or mansafe lines from our own Absolute Netting division where the roof is fragile.

Questions

Asked and answered

Is it better to line the gutter or replace it?

Lining is almost always cheaper and far less disruptive, because the existing gutter stays in place as the structure and the liner does the waterproofing. Replacement only makes sense when the gutter is structurally failed or the roof sheeting is being replaced anyway.

How long does a lined gutter last?

Plygene liners carry guarantees of up to 20 years and liquid systems up to 20 depending on the product. With the outlets kept clear, both will normally outlast the guarantee.

Can you line asbestos cement gutters?

Yes. The liner or liquid system goes over the existing material without disturbing it, which is the safest way to deal with an asbestos cement gutter that has started to leak.

Do you work above live production?

Yes, all the work is carried out from the roof. Fragile roof sheets are netted from below by our own riggers or protected with walkways and mansafe lines, and the production line underneath does not stop.

Can you sort a leaking gutter quickly?

A leaking gutter over stock or machinery is treated as urgent. We attend, deal with the leak and then survey the run so the permanent lining can be priced.

Coverage

Gutter Lining from two offices

Nationwide, with the survey and the site team coming from whichever office is closer. Pick your division and the phone numbers on this page follow.

Midlands & South

Coleshill office

Covering the West and East Midlands, the South, the South West, East Anglia and the home counties from Jubilee Estate, Gorsey Lane, Coleshill.

The Midlands division

North & Scotland

Congleton office

Covering the North West, the North East, Yorkshire, Cumbria and Scotland from Riverside, Mountbatten Way, Congleton.

The North division
Next step

Planning gutter lining?

Send us the outline or the tender documents and a surveyor will come back to you, normally the same working day. The survey and report are free.

Tender and project enquiries

Have a project for us?

Send Absolute Waterproofing your roofing enquiry or tender. Give us the outline below and one of our surveyors will come back to you, usually the same working day.

Your division South and Midlands office Jubilee Estate, Gorsey Lane, Coleshill, West Midlands B46 1JU Call the Midlands office Email us
Your division North and Scotland office Riverside, Mountbatten Way, Congleton CW12 1DY Call the Northern office Email us
Free diagnostic survey We attend site quickly from the initial enquiry and provide an inspection report at no cost, with digital photographs, options and costs for the proposed work.

Prefer to talk it through? Call the office nearest the site and ask for a surveyor.