A roofer clipped into a harness working on the timber frame of a steep roof

Roof work, done once and done right

Re-roofs, repairs, flat roofs, gutters and storm damage. Five kinds of work, one way of pricing it: a free look, then one fixed price in writing.

  • Free quotes
  • Written fixed price
  • Storm callouts
A terraced house under scaffolding with a lift on the roof during a re-roof
01Pitched roofs
Re-roofing

A new roof, from the rafters up

When patching has stopped working, we strip the old covering and build the roof again in layers, with the full price agreed in writing first.

Signs it's time

  • Tiles slipping in more than one place
  • Daylight or damp in the loft
  • Patch repairs every winter
  • A sagging or wavy roofline

What we do

  • Scaffold and a full strip of the old covering
  • Check every rafter, price any repair separately
  • New breathable membrane and battens
  • New covering, ridge, verge and flashings
A hole in an old slate roof where several slates have broken away
02Tile and slate
Roof repairs

Fix the fault, not the whole roof

Most leaks come from one small failure: a cracked slate, a slipped tile, a split in the flashing. We find it, fix it to match, and show you the photos.

Signs it's time

  • A drip after heavy rain
  • Broken tiles or slate on the lawn
  • Mortar falling from the ridge
  • Flashing lifting at the chimney

What we do

  • Trace the cause, not just the stain
  • Replace like for like, matched to your roof
  • Rebed or dry-fix ridge and hips
  • Photos before and after, every time
A roofer seen from above spraying a pale coating across a low-pitch roof
03Garages, extensions, dormers
Flat roofs

Flat roofs that stay dry

A flat roof fails at the seams and the edges. We strip back to the deck, replace what has gone soft and lay a new surface with proper upstands and outlets.

Signs it's time

  • Puddles that sit for days
  • Blisters, cracks or split seams
  • Soft spots underfoot
  • Damp patches on the ceiling below

What we do

  • Strip to the deck and check the boards
  • New decking where it has gone soft
  • Membrane, rubber sheet or liquid coating
  • New trims, upstands and outlets
A roof gutter packed with brown leaves under a mesh guard
04Every house
Gutters and fascias

Rain off the roof, away from the walls

Blocked or sagging gutters push water into walls and fascia boards. We clear, re-align and replace them, and renew the boards behind where they have rotted.

Signs it's time

  • Overflowing in heavy rain
  • Green streaks down the wall
  • Dripping joints or sagging runs
  • Rotten or flaking fascia boards

What we do

  • Clear gutters and downpipes, photo of each run
  • Re-align brackets so water runs to the outlet
  • Replace cracked or leaking sections
  • New fascia and soffit boards where needed
A tiled roof torn open by a storm with battens and membrane showing
05Day and night
Storm damage

Make safe tonight. Repair properly after.

When a storm opens a roof, the first job is to stop the water. A crew comes out on the storm line, covers the damage and writes up a fixed price for the proper repair.

Signs it's time

  • Tiles or ridge pieces in the garden
  • Lifted or missing flashing
  • Water coming through a ceiling
  • A branch or aerial down on the roof

What we do

  • Storm line answered day and night
  • Tarp or temporary cover the same day
  • Photo report you can pass to your insurer
  • Written fixed price for the full repair
Flat roofs compared

Three ways to cover a flat roof

Each one works when it is laid well. Your quote names the system we suggest for your roof and says why, so you can compare like with like.

Membrane Rubber sheet Liquid coating
How it goes on Sheets welded or bonded together on site One large sheet, bonded down, few or no joins Brushed or rolled on in coats with a fleece layer
Best for Larger roofs and commercial units Garages, extensions and simple shapes Awkward roofs with lots of details and edges
Looks Smooth, light or grey Plain dark finish Seamless, colour of your choice
Upkeep Keep outlets clear, check the seams Keep outlets clear, check edge trims Keep outlets clear, top coat when worn
How a job runs

From first call to final sweep

The same six steps on every job, from a slipped tile to a full re-roof. You always know what happens next and who is coming.

How quotes work
  1. 01
    Day one

    Call or send the link

    Tell us the address and what you have noticed. Photos from the ground help us plan.

  2. 02
    Within a few days

    Survey visit

    We go up with your permission, photograph every slope and look in the loft.

  3. 03
    Soon after the visit

    Written quote

    One fixed price with every line spelled out and the photos attached.

  4. 04
    When it suits you

    Booking

    You pick the start date. We arrange scaffold, skip and materials and confirm in writing.

  5. 05
    On site

    The work

    A tidy site, a magnet sweep each evening and a short update before we leave.

  6. 06
    Last day

    Walk round and sign-off

    We walk the job with you and send before-and-after photos with a note of what was done.

Free quote

Which one is your roof? Let's look.

Not sure whether it needs a repair or a new roof? That is what the free visit is for. We go up, take photos and write down one fixed price for the work it really needs.

  1. 1 You call or send the link
  2. 2 We visit and check the roof
  3. 3 Your written price arrives
Office, Mon to Sat, 7:00 to 18:00(555) 010-0142

Storm damage tonight? The storm line is (555) 010-0199.