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Roofing and roofline work often follows on from a flat roof repair. A new felt or membrane roof changes how water runs off the building, so the gutters, fascias and any pitched sections need to work with it. These directories cover the rest of the roof, from re-roofing a whole pitched roof to sealing a slate valley.

Windows sit directly below the roofline, and a new flat roof over an extension frequently means new openings in the wall beneath it. These sites cover replacement windows, doors and conservatories, with installers who understand current building regulations for glazing and ventilation.

Once the roof is watertight, attention turns to the ground. A new flat roof often accompanies an extension that changes how the garden is used. These directories cover driveways and surfacing, from resin bound gravel to tarmac and concrete, with contractors who prepare the sub-base properly.

Patios and paths take the same drainage principles as a flat roof: falls, edges and a solid base. These sites specialise in block paving, natural stone and imprinted concrete, so you can match the paving to the style of your new roof and extension.

Existing driveways and paths often need attention before a new one is laid, or to fix damage left by builders' vehicles. These directories cover repair, resurfacing and cleaning, helping you decide whether to mend what is there or replace it.

A new extension with a flat roof usually needs heating. These sites connect you with Gas Safe registered heating engineers for boiler replacements and new installations, which is particularly relevant if you have extended the house and need more output.

A flat roof is an ideal location for solar panels, with no pitched slopes to complicate the mounting system. These directories cover MCS-certified solar installers, so you can generate your own electricity from the roof you have just had repaired or replaced.