Your Roofing Questions Answered
We understand that roofing work often comes with questions and concerns. Here you will find clear answers to help you make informed decisions about your property.
What types of roofing work do you carry out?
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We provide a full range of roofing services including roof repairs, new roof installations, re-roofing, flat roofing, chimney repairs and guttering work for homes and businesses.
How do I know if my roof needs repairing?
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Common signs include missing or damaged tiles, water stains, damp patches, leaks, loose flashing, sagging areas and visible deterioration around the roofline.
Can you repair a leaking roof?
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Yes, we can identify the source of the leak and carry out the necessary repairs, whether the problem is caused by damaged tiles, failed flashing, worn felt or another roofing issue.
Do you carry out small roof repairs?
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Yes, we undertake roofing jobs of all sizes, from replacing individual tiles and repairing minor leaks to larger structural repairs and complete roof replacements.
What types of flat roofing do you install?
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We install and repair a range of flat roofing systems suitable for extensions, garages, porches, outbuildings and commercial properties, depending on the requirements of the building.
How long does a flat roof last?
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The lifespan of a flat roof depends on the material, installation quality and maintenance, but a professionally installed system can provide reliable protection for many years.
What chimney repairs do you provide?
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Our chimney services include repointing, replacing damaged bricks, repairing lead flashing, securing chimney pots, fitting cowls and addressing leaks or structural deterioration.
What causes a chimney to leak?
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Chimney leaks are often caused by cracked mortar, damaged flashing, porous brickwork, broken chimney pots or worn seals around the chimney stack.
Can you repair or replace damaged guttering?
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Yes, we can repair leaking joints, replace damaged sections, clear blockages, realign poorly draining gutters and install complete new guttering systems where required.
Why is my guttering overflowing?
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Overflowing gutters are usually caused by leaves, moss or debris, although poor alignment, damaged joints, undersized guttering or blocked downpipes can also be responsible.
