Our services
Example image Tiled roofing
Tiled roofing means fixing tiles onto timber battens over a waterproof membrane. Work can include re-roofing, replacing broken tiles and refitting ridge and hip tiles. Good fixing and ventilation help a roof last.
Example image Slate roofing
Slate roofs are made of thin overlapping slates nailed to battens. Jobs range from replacing slipped or cracked slates to stripping and relaying a whole roof. Care is needed because slate can be brittle and the fixings matter.
Example image Sheet roofing and cladding
Sheet roofing and cladding uses large profiled panels, often on barns, industrial units and outbuildings. The job involves fixing sheets to rails or purlins, sealing laps and fitting flashings. It covers large areas quickly and is low maintenance.
Example image Flat roofing (EPDM)
EPDM is a durable synthetic rubber membrane laid over a flat roof deck, usually in one sheet. The deck is prepared, the membrane is bonded down and the edges are finished with trims. It suits extensions, garages and outbuildings.
Example image Flat roofing (GRP)
GRP roofing is fibreglass laminated onto a deck with resin, then finished with a topcoat. It forms a seamless, rigid waterproof surface. Edge trims and falls are set out so water drains properly.
Example image Storm and roof repair
Storm repair deals with lifted or missing tiles, damaged ridges, blown flashings and leaks after bad weather. The first step is making the roof safe and watertight, then planning a lasting repair. Photos of the damage can help with insurance.
Example image Commercial roofing
Commercial roofing covers larger or more complex roofs, such as flat, sheet and pitched roofs on business premises. Work is planned around access, safety and keeping the building in use. It can include repairs, recovering and full replacement.
Example image Chimney repairs
Chimney repairs can include repointing worn mortar, renewing lead flashings, fitting pots or cowls and rebuilding damaged brickwork. Problems here often show as damp patches on nearby ceilings or walls. Work at height needs scaffolding or safe access.
Example image Roofing products
Roofing products include tiles, slates, battens, membranes, lead, trims and fixings. The right choice depends on the roof pitch, the building and the look wanted. A roofer can advise on suitable materials for a job.