Hospitals, clinics, fire and ambulance stations and police facilities are vital infrastructure that cannot stop for the work. Specialist liquid-applied systems protect and upgrade their roofs and floors with minimal disruption to patients, staff and critical operations.

Many of these structures house critical equipment, run without interruption and carry rooftop plant such as HVAC, communication antennas or even helipads. Their roofs have to be robust, compliant and serviceable, and the common failures below are the ones we address first.
The exposed edges of metal roof sheets degrade over time, rusting until the sheet fails.
Debris build-up causes pooling and leaks, and structural damage if left unresolved.
Ageing materials or movement open cracks that let water penetrate beneath the roof.
Flat roofs hold water that deteriorates the system and leads to leaks over time.
Sustained sun, rain and wind crack, fade and break down older roofing materials.
Temperature swings expand and contract surfaces, opening joints and cracks.
Roofs used for plant access and maintenance wear through, causing surface damage.
Damp surfaces invite moss and algae that weaken the roof and trap water.
Liquid-applied systems overlay existing roofs, gutters and canopies, extending the life of the building without a disruptive strip and replace. A low-odour, fast-curing formula keeps occupied wards, clinics and stations running through the work, and applications can be carried out in temperatures as low as 1°C for projects all year round. Every system is backed by Basecare cover of up to 25 years on material and installation.
Applied to new builds and as an overlay on existing roofs, gutters and canopies for durable refurbishment.
Very low odour on application, suited to occupied buildings where operations continue alongside the work.
Rapid cure times, some as short as 30 minutes, keep access restrictions and downtime to a minimum.
Fully waterproof and UV stable for over 30 years, with Basecare guarantees on material and installation.
The same liquid-applied approach extends underfoot. Poured resin and polyurethane floors cure to a seamless, impervious surface for theatres, wards, laboratories, pharmacies, corridors, plant rooms and catering areas, where hygiene, slip safety and durability are not negotiable, and where the floor cannot be out of service for long.
A jointless, impervious finish resists bacteria and is straightforward to clean and decontaminate.
Profiled finishes give controlled slip resistance in wet rooms, kitchens and high-traffic plant areas.
Holds up to cleaning regimes, spills and constant trolley and footfall in theatres, labs and pharmacies.
Fast-curing build-ups return floors to service quickly, installed in phases around occupied areas.
Healthcare and emergency facilities have extensive, mostly flat roofs and demand power and resilience around the clock. With the right structural assessment, that roof area can do more than keep the weather out.
Generating on site reduces running costs and reliance on the grid for buildings that draw power day and night. It also supports the NHS commitment to reach net zero for its directly controlled emissions by 2040. Panels integrate with a refurbished, fully waterproofed roof so the two systems are specified together rather than in conflict.
A green roof slows and stores rainfall, insulates the floors below and supports biodiversity net gain, now a planning requirement for most development in England. Views of greenery from wards are also linked to calmer spaces and better patient recovery.
Viable where roof loading and existing plant allow. Every roof is assessed individually before a build-up is recommended.
Alongside the systems, specialist consultations and surveys give an accurate picture of the roof before any work begins, and a vetted contractor network delivers the installation to a consistent standard.
In-depth condition assessments using drone inspection and thermal imaging, with detailed reports to inform repair or long-term maintenance decisions.
A vetted network of experienced contractors installs every system to a consistent, high standard, from local repairs and overlays to a full new roof.
Scheduled inspections and preventative care catch minor issues early, avoiding costly repairs and keeping facilities in service.
A complete pathway for hospitals affected by RAAC, working with qualified structural specialists on inspection, temporary protection and long-term roofing so patient care continues uninterrupted.
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