Roofing, waterproofing, fencing & terraces in Paris 5ème arrondissement
The 5th arrondissement combines university buildings, older co-ownerships and sloped streets around the Latin Quarter, Panthéon, Mouffetard and Jardin des Plantes. Roofs often need targeted zinc, slate and drainage repairs.
We adapt planning to older stairwells, narrow courtyards and street-visibility rules, with pre-quote diagnostics and fast response for leaks.
In Paris 5ème arrondissement we work with natural slate, zinc, terracotta tiles and steel decking. Slate prevails on Haussmann buildings; zinc — iconic of Parisian architecture — lasts 50 to 100 years; mechanical tile remains the standard for suburban homes. Our qualified roofers guide you toward the right material for your building and local planning rules.
Learn more about roofing →The waterproofing membrane determines the lifespan of a flat roof in Paris 5ème arrondissement. We use poured asphalt, EPDM rubber (UV-resistant), and APP or SBS multilayer bituminous membranes. Each lasts 15 to 30 years. Thermographic surveys locate leaks precisely before works begin.
Learn more about waterproofing →In Paris 5ème arrondissement, powder-coated aluminium is the most popular option — corrosion-resistant, all RAL colours, 20 to 30 years maintenance-free. PVC is the best price-to-quality choice for gardens. Wood (treated pine, chestnut, black locust) brings warmth at the cost of regular upkeep. Galvanised welded mesh for quick perimeter security. We also install motorised gates and matching wickets.
Learn more about fencing →For a terrace in Paris 5ème arrondissement, exotic hardwoods (ipe, teak, cumaru) last 20 to 30 years with unmatched warmth. Pressure-treated pine is the budget alternative. Composite wood-plastic does not warp or grey and needs only annual cleaning. Porcelain stoneware delivers a modern finish and handles freeze-thaw cycles. We design the load-bearing structure to suit your substrate.
Learn more about terrace →Complete renovation of a natural slate roof on a Haussmann building in the heart of the 6th arrondissement. This project aimed to restore the structural and aesthetic integrity of a roof steeped in history.
Complete reworking of the waterproofing of a 45 m² terrace on the 5th floor. The existing bitumen waterproofing system was over 20 years old and had numerous micro-cracks and blisters.
