Mon to Sat, 7:00 to 18:00
Storm line (555) 010-0199, day and night
A local roofing crew for pitched and flat roofs. We come out, go up, take photos and hand you one written price before any work starts.
The price on paper is the price you pay
Homes, garages, extensions and small business units
Most calls are one of these five. Each one starts the same way: a free look at the roof and a written price you can hold us to.
See every serviceStripped back to the rafters, then new membrane, battens and covering. For a roof that is past patching.
Slipped tiles, cracked slates, leaking valleys, a tired ridge or loose flashing round the chimney.
Garages, extensions and dormers stripped and relaid in membrane, rubber sheet or a liquid coating.
Cleared, re-aligned or replaced, together with the boards behind them, so rain leaves the roof the way it should.
Made safe the same day, then a written price for the proper repair once the weather settles.
No estimate that grows once the scaffold is up. We price the whole job from the roof itself, with photos, and the figure on the sheet is the figure on the bill.
We go up with your permission and photograph what we find, so the quote matches your roof.
Materials, labour, scaffold, waste and clear-up each get their own line. Nothing is hidden in a total.
If we find rot under the tiles, we stop, show you, and write a separate price. You decide.
Valid for 30 days. Any extra work is priced separately and needs your signature first.
A leak rarely starts where the drip shows. This is what sits above your ceiling, top to bottom, and what we check on every survey.
Tiles, slates, shingles or sheet. The first thing rain and wind meet.
The capping along the peak and the corners, bedded or fixed dry.
Metal strips sealing the joins at chimneys, walls and windows.
Timber strips the covering hangs on, fixed across the rafters.
A breathable sheet that catches what gets past the covering.
The sloping timbers that carry everything above them.
Where all that water should leave the roof, and the boards behind.
We are not tied to one maker. We fit what suits your roof, your street and your budget, and the quote says why we chose it.
Fired clay that weathers to a warm, mottled colour. Heavy, quiet in the rain and easy to replace one tile at a time.
Moulded tiles that interlock in long rows. A sound, plain choice for most post-war houses and estates.
Split stone laid in overlapping courses and fixed with nails or hooks. Thin, crisp lines and very long service.
Flexible strips nailed over a boarded deck. Light, quick to lay and good on awkward shapes and shallow pitches.
Profiled steel or aluminium sheet with a coated finish. Long runs, few joins and a modern clean edge.
Man-made slates cut true and laid in a regular pattern. A lighter, even-looking option to natural stone.
A roof is a workplace with a long drop. These five rules hold on every job, big or small, and they are written into every quote.
Scaffold or edge protection on every pitched roof we work on.
Harness and line wherever a fall is possible, even for a quick look.
No climbing in high wind, ice or lightning. We make safe from below and come back.
A cordon on the ground and nobody standing under the work.
A magnet sweep for nails across the garden and drive before we leave.
For you: please don't climb a ladder to look. Photos from the garden, the street or an upstairs window are enough for us to start.
Day or night, a crew comes out to make the roof safe and weathertight. The proper repair is priced in writing once the weather settles, like any other job.
Storm line, day and night (555) 010-0199Stay out from under the damage, and out of the loft if water is coming through.
Buckets and towels under the drip. Move what you can out of the room.
Pictures from the ground help us plan the make-safe and help your insurer.
A few jobs from the season. Every one began with a free visit and a fixed written price. Sample jobs for this template.
Re-roof
Repair
Re-roofCall the office or send the quote request link. We book a visit, go up, and post or email one fixed price with photos of what we found.
Storm damage tonight? The storm line is (555) 010-0199.