New roofs
Full installation on new build or after strip-out. Material chosen for the pitch, the region and the existing structure.
Tile · Slate · Zinc · SteelFrom replacing one cracked tile to rebuilding a full covering over a repaired frame.
Full installation on new build or after strip-out. Material chosen for the pitch, the region and the existing structure.
Tile · Slate · Zinc · SteelStripping the old covering, checking the frame and the deck, then re-covering with a proper underlay.
Survey before quoteGutters, valleys, downpipes and flashing. The part of a roof that fails first when it is done badly.
Zinc · Copper · AluminiumTreating the weak points: chimneys, roof windows, wall junctions, terraces and low-pitch roofs.
Leak tracingInsulation from inside or above during a replacement, with the ventilation gap done properly underneath.
Sarking · LoftMoss removal, annual checks, single repairs. And a tarpaulin fitted the same day when wind has opened a roof.
Fast responseBefore colour and price there is a simple constraint: every covering has a minimum pitch below which it takes in water. That is the first filter we apply, and the one quotes talk about least.
The second filter is local. Planning rules, wind exposure and what the area has always used usually narrow the choice down to two options.
Rough guidance. Exact values depend on the applicable standard and the climate zone.
Four stages, and a quote you can read line by line.
We come up and look. Photos, measurements, condition of the frame and deck. The calculator on this site is for rough sizing, not a replacement for that visit.
Areas, materials, quantities, labour and waste, each on its own line. You should be able to compare our quote with another without a translator.
Protecting the surroundings, stripping, checking the deck, laying. Every day is photographed in our own app, and you get the updates.
A walk round with you, clean-up, paperwork handed over. Then a check at one year, because that is when faults show.
Describe the building, the rough area and what you are seeing. We come back with the questions that matter.
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