Roof Maintenance

During summer, you would be forgiven for not paying much attention to your roof. After all there aren’t any leaks so you must be fine, right? The fact is that whilst your roof may appear trouble free, there are often hidden problems which are best dealt with during the summer months.

Ventilation

Ventilation is a very important part of a healthy roof. Without it, excess moisture can build up in your attic which can cause your rafters to rot. Thanks to the additional heat from the summer sun, followed by cooler nights, your roof is likely to build up moisture. This makes it essential to have a good air flow, transporting moisture away from your roof.

To find out the current state of your roof ventilation, go up into your attic and check for damp spots, mould patches, and a musty smell. If you find any of these problems it’s best to call in a roofing expert, such as Keay Roofing Services, to do a more thorough investigation and provide advice on improving your ventilation.

Moss Growth

Moss growing on a roof is a common problem for many homes. Particularly those with a north facing roof or during cold wet summers.  When left for too long, the moss can actually start to anchor itself to your tiles, making it harder to get off. When this happens, the moss can start to build up moisture which can have a damaging effect on your roof and even allow water to enter into your home.

If you feel like the moss on your roof is getting out of hand, you should never pressure wash it away. This course of action runs the risk of damaging shingles and tiles. Instead a professional roofer will be able to safely and effectively remove moss so your roof is transformed to its former glory.

UV Radiation

Your roof can take a real beating during the summer. It is constantly absorbing UV radiation, causing it to suffer sun damage as roof shingles dry out. These then become cracked and fall off. This leaves your roof with unsightly holes and no protection from the elements. This problem is usually associated with older roofs, and can often be a sign that they are in need of significant repair or replacement.

Wind And Rain

Despite summer offering plenty of sun, the weather can (and often does) take a turn for the worse. These changes are usually short, but can be significant enough to cause damage to your roof. When the wind changes sharply, any loose or unsecured tiles can fall off leaving a holes. When coupled with heavy summer showers or storms, this can let a lot of unwanted water into your attic.

After any summer storm, it is always advisable to check the integrity of your roof. This is to ensure it remains an efficient means of protecting your home.

Preventing Damage

To keep your roof problem free we advise undertaking the following checks each summer:

  • Look for for bumps, missing tiles, cracked shingles, broken gutters and areas for general maintenance.
  • Clean out your gutters regularly removing moss and leaves.
  • Check your attic for damp smells, mould patches, and ventilation problems.

For more information about dealing with roofing problems, please feel free to give us a call. Keay Roofing Services are Competent Roofer, NRFC and Which? Trusted Trader qualified.

You can contact us for any queries you may have about your roof on 01753 358 267 or send us an enquiry.

Roof Maintenance

Now that Spring is upon us, many of us feel the urge to undertake the annual big clean of the house. You would be forgiven for only focussing on the dusty cabinets inside your home. However, it’s important not to neglect the most important part of any property, the part that protects your home from the weather. Your roof.

Spring is one of the best times to do some basic chores for your roof, as winter can leave your gutters blocked and your shingles cracked. So here are the Keay Roofing Spring cleaning tips, to ensure it remains in good condition for the year ahead.

Ensure Your Own Safety

Before undertaking any roof cleaning or repairs it’s vitally important to ensure your safety.  Being up on your roof is not the same as walking through your home. There are many hidden dangers, that can cause serious harm to you if you do not follow proper health and safety guidance.

If you’re undertaking repairs we recommend that you equip yourself properly to tackle the task ahead. We recommend that fixed scaffolding is correctly erected to provide a solid platform from which to work.  If your work involves using a secured ladder on a pitched roof, we recommend that you wear some form of additional personal fall protection, anchored to a suitable point to protect you in case of a fall or other accident.

Wearing the proper clothing is also important. Sturdy footwear with soles that grip is essential, as are hard hats, high vis clothing and protective equipment such as safety gloves, goggles and face masks.

Using a tool belt is also a good way to keep tools secure from falling from the roof and harming those below, whilst keeping equipment you’ll need easily to hand.

Before you go up to your roof, it would be wise to balance the risk with the reward. If you believe it would be safer for a qualified professional to do the job for you, Keay Roofing Services are here to help. We are a professional team of roofers, who value customer satisfaction above all else. If you would like to know more about our roof repairs and maintenance, please call our helpline on 0800 1577 424.

Clearing Your Guttering

Your gutters are installed to transport water away from your home and into the drainage system, but what happens when they are blocked?

During winter, your guttering is likely to catch dead leaves, debris and roof moss which can cause a blockage. This means that, during a rainstorm, your gutters will not work efficiently. This in turn could lead to the blockage causing a dam effect, pooling water in your gutters. This water will start to put a major strain on your guttering, with a total guttering collapse as a worst-case scenario.

Another problem that may come from blocked guttering is water overflowing from your gutters and pooling around the foundations of your home. This can lead to the water seeping into cracks, and freezing during a cold snap. When this happens, the cracks in your foundations can grow, until they are a serious cause for concern.

Look for Broken Tiles Or Shingles

Tiles and shingles protect your roof from weather damage, and help guide rain water towards your guttering. During particularly bad weather spells, they may become broken or dislodged. Leading to a drastic decline in the efficiency of your roof at keeping out rain.

When your roof is missing tiles or shingles, or if they have cracked, it allows rain to penetrate the weatherproof barrier into your loft. Rain water is also able to soak your rafters, which in turn can cause them to rot. This means serious structural problems.

If you spot any broken or missing tiles or shingles, it is important that you call an expert right away. Keay Roofing Services can source the problem, and carry our effective repairs or replacement to ensure your roof remains an effective barrier against the Great British weather.

Remove Moss From Your Roof

Moss is not directly linked to roof problems, but can be unsightly as well as mask real problems like broken or missing shingles. Spring is as good a time as any to remove moss from your roof, and it is important to remove it correctly.

You should never use a pressure washer when removing roof moss. If you do, you could damage the shingles underneath by wearing away the top layer. This makes them easier to crack in bad weather, reducing the efficiency of your roof.

There are a few different ways you can remove roof moss including using chemical moss killers or removing it by hand.  But each should be handled with care in order not to damage the tiles below.

If you want the job done properly, you should always call a specialist. We have a team on hand that can get the job done quickly and efficiently, leaving your roof looking as good as the first day it was installed. For more information about moss removal, please visit our moss removal page.

Check Your Chimney

Inspecting the structural soundness of a chimney can be difficult to do as it often involves having to go up on your roof to check for damage.

Cracks, gaps, wear and tear will have the same effect on your home as a missing shingle, and will reduce the efficiency of your roof and allow water into your home.  In the worst case, severe wearing of the structural elements could lead to a chimney collapse.

Your chimney is made of a number of components and all need checking to ensure it’s weatherproof and that the structural integrity is not being compromised. This includes the chimney pot, the flaunching (the part that covers the chimney stack which supports the pots), the chimney stack itself and the flashings and back gutter (which provide a watertight seal around the base of the stack and the roof itself).

Checking your chimney can be a hard task, and fixing it should only be handled by professionals. If you would like to know more about the types of problems your chimney can suffer from, and how Keay Roofing can help, please take a look at our chimney repair service.

Your roof can take a beating over the Winter, so why not take some time over Spring to show it some TLC? These are a few ways to do that yourself. If you believe a professional job would have a better effect, then please don’t hesitate to call Keay Roofing Services. We are a professional roofing company that always put our customers first. For more information, please call our Freephone on 0800 1577 424 or send us an email.

Roof Maintenance

Your roofline is a series of boards that run along the space that connects your roof to your walls. It’s made up of several different parts including fascias, soffits, bargeboards, capping boards and guttering.

Each of these does a slightly different job, but all are equally important in weatherproofing your home, preventing leaks and problems with water damage.

Fascias

A fascia is a board that is installed at the front and rear of your house. It is fitted onto the bottom edge of your roof. It’s main jobs are to hold roof tiles in place, create a solid foundation for guttering, and protect your rafters from absorbing water (which can lead to damp and rot). Fascias need to be of a high quality, to ensure that they can deal with the demands of their job.

Soffits

Your soffits sit behind your fascias, so can be pretty hard to see. To get a good look, you will probably have to stand right up against your wall, and look up. Their main roles are to protect your rafter ends from moisture and dampness, and also to seal any spaces that will allow birds or rodents to infiltrate your roof space. Soffits also play an important part in your roof ventilation, ensuring a movement of air through your roof space to help prevent damp, which can lead to rot.

Bargeboards

Your bargeboards are effectively the same as your fascias, but sit on the diagonal edge of your home. They work the same way as your standard fascias, offering the same protection to your rafters and helping to weatherproof your home. They do not provide any structural support as they do not hold the weight of your guttering.

Guttering

Guttering is the system used to transport water away from your home when it rains. It consists of a set of pipes, which picks up water falling from your roof and leads it to your drains. Guttering is anchored to your fascias, so replacing one can sometimes mean replacing the other. It is usually made from cast iron, or lighter uPVC. Both of these materials are used because of their strength and durability, a necessary trait when holding gallons of water at a time.

Traditionally, elements of your roofline were made from wooden boards, which required regular maintenance and painting to maintain their weatherproofing. The trouble with this is that wood tends to rot, so a more modern alternative has been to use uPVC boards. These boards do not rot, and require far less maintenance in order to continue working efficiently.

Your roofline is an important barrier, protecting your home from potential weather damage. If you believe any part of yours could do with a service, or that it needs replacing, please feel free to give Keay Roofing a call. Call us on 01753 358267 or speak to us on live chat.

Roof Maintenance

Your roof is your homes first line of defence against the weather. If there is a problem with your roof, then your entire home is at risk from potential water damage. There are other risks as well, including the possibility of birds or bugs exploiting the gap in your defences, and making a home in your roof. Either way, a problem with your roof can lead to a costly fix.

Here are ten of the most common roofing problems that we know can lead to serious problems if not identified and fixed early.

1. Faulty Installation

Poorly installed roofs are much more likely to see problems sooner rather than later.

Incorrect tile placement can allow water to enter through the spaces and cause leaks and damage to your roof and roof space. Nails placed in the wrong place, or too few used to hold down the tiles, can result in tiles slipping and breaking, particularly during bad weather. Guttering installed incorrectly can misdirect water to areas where it can cause damage. Flashing that’s meant to protect valleys and protrusions like vents and chimneys can cause water to leak into your home if not fitted properly.

To avoid these problems always make sure you have your roof installed by reputable roofing contractors.  Look for assurances such as CheckaTrade reviews, Which Trusted Trader and Competent Roofer accreditation.

2. Moisture and Water Damage

Moisture can find its way through gaps and cracks in your roof and seep into walls and floors. This can be a costly fix not just for your roof, but also other areas of your home. Moisture damage can occur due to a number of reasons, but is generally down to gaps in your defences such as missing tiles, or puncture damage on flat roofs and protective membranes. This makes your roof ineffective against adverse weather such as rain, snow, or sleet.

3. Damage from Trees

Overhanging trees can be a big problem for your roof. Not only is there the danger that a strong wind will blow it over, but its branches can rub on your roof tiles which can wear away the top layer. This means the tiles are much more likely to succumb to weather damage, and general wear and tear. If you have a tree with limbs that hang over your roof, you should get a professional tree surgeon to clip back overhanging branches.

4. Pooling Water

Pooling water is a sign that your roof is not performing efficiently. A roof in proper working order will transport rain water away from your home, and into drainage pipes. If your roof is not transporting water away and it starts to pool, it will increase the load that your roof has to bear. When left alone, pooling water can cause the load to exceed the overall threshold of your roof and possibly lead to a collapse.

If you are currently suffering from this problem, it is advisable that you call in a professional roofing company to carry out a thorough assessment of why pooling water is occurring.

5. Improperly Installed Flashing

Your roof flashing is the sealant that protects areas of your roof that are susceptible to weather damage. They are exceptionally efficient at protecting joints from water damage, and maintaining water tightness in your roof. Without flashing, water can effectively pour straight into your home, which can cause thousands of pounds worth of damage. If you do not have flashing installed, or it is installed by an amateur, then your roof’s effectiveness will be compromised.

6. Punctures and Penetrations

Extreme weather conditions (such as wind or hail) can puncture and penetrate your roofing material, creating entry points for moisture to seep into your home. It is important to check your roofing material regularly for any holes or gaps to avoid the water damage that can occur as a result.

7. Poor Ventilation

Most roofs have a space near the base (near the soffits) and at the top (near the ridge) to provide ventilation for the warm air that naturally rises.

A poorly ventilated roof means that the moisture and temperature in your roof are unregulated, which can lead to serious problems. Moisture and temperature build up can cause damage to the components of your roof, lead to a build-up of mold and mildew, and even have an effect on your energy costs.

8. Membrane Shrinkage

Below your roof tiles, there is a roof membrane that acts as a barrier against extreme temperature and UV light, whilst also helping to resist puncture damage.  This protective membrane can shrink when over exposed to UV light, which leads to cracks, blisters, and ridges in your roof tiles.

There are a number or reasons that roofing membrane shrinks, but these mainly centre around what the membrane is made of, the way it was designed, and the way it was installed. The most effective way to find out if your roof membrane is shrinking is to look for any roof shingles that have started to come away from your roof, or get a qualified professional to come and take a look.

9. Blocked Drainage

Your drainage system is designed to transport water from your roof to your drains. This plays a very important part in maintaining your roof, as it prevents pooling which could lead to a roof collapse if left unchecked. Blocked drains and guttering are usually caused by a build up of fallen leaves, dirt, dust and silt. It is therefore important to check your gutters regularly, and even more so during the autumn months when we see the most falling leaves.

10. Lack of Proper Maintenance

If there is one sure-fire way to ensure that your roof will have problems at some point in the future, it is by neglecting to maintain it. Many major problems start out small, and can be easily fixed with a simple roof servicing, or by noticing the problem early on.

It is important to do a regular routine inspection of your roof to look for problems like missing, loose or broken tiles, a build up of moss or puncture holes in the roof tiles. This does not mean going up to your roof and checking each individual tile, but being able to spot problems from the ground and call a professional in to fix them.

The number one way to prevent roofing problems from seriously affecting your home is by having a professional roofing contractor perform a full assessment of your roof. This will highlight any small problems your roof may have and fix them before they really do some damage to your home.

For more information about how a full roof service can help, or if you would like to book a roof service, please contact Keay Roofing Services on 01753 359267 or send us an enquiry.

Roof Maintenance

Winter is cold. As the sun gets lower and sets earlier, the wind can really start to put a chill in your bones. This is why having a roof over your head is so important, as it keeps heat within your house and stops it escaping. Your roof is also your first line of defence against horrible winter rain and storms. In short it has a pretty impressive list of jobs that it does to keep you comfortable.

The trouble is that years of weather cycles can take a toll on your home, so it’s important to keep an eye out for signs of danger. Here are some tips to keep in mind regarding your roof this winter.

Problems Inside Your Home

If there is a problem with your roof, you will see some clear signs from within your home. Any leaks, water damage, or general dampness in your ceilings are a tell-tale sign that there is a broken or missing tile. The quicker you find the problem; the less damage will be inflicted so it is important to stay vigilant against any indication of damage.

Visual Check

This is where things can get a bit dangerous. Doing a full inspection of your roof yourself can be beneficial as you can assess any damages and make a decision yourself. Unfortunately, this can mean going on the roof which can be slippery, especially during the winter when rain is never far from the forecast. In these situations we always recommend bringing in a professional who has been trained and has the specialist equipment to carry out a safe assessment.

Most of the time you should be able to do an adequate visual check from the ground.   Signs to look for are things like animal damage, debris, and broken or missing tiles. You should also check the floor around your home for any signs of slipped or broken tiles, or moss, as this can be a sign on a problem with your roof.

Clogged Gutters

As autumn turns to winter and leaves start to fall, you may find that your gutters aren’t transporting water away from your home. This is probably due to debris and leaves from trees and bushes clogging up your guttering. This small issue can turn into a large one, as standing water will put stress on your gutters which may not be able to take the added weight. This could lead it to break, which will mean rain water will not move away from your home.

Keeping your gutters clear is an annoying job, but it is important that it is regularly attended too. You should also exercise caution and take proper safety procedures when using a ladder. Or call in the roofers to help clear your gutters safely.

Annual Roof Check

Having your roof inspected by a professional should be done before the winter comes around. It is much better to stop a problem before it starts than to fix one once it is too late. At Keay Roofing Services, our trained professionals will ensure that every nook and cranny of your roof is checked over for any faults. We can also repair any damage that we find right there and then. This gives you piece of mind and ensures that your home is safe from the winter.

Being pro-active in checking your roof is the first step to preventing water damage. This in turn could save you a lot of money in the long run. For more information about how to protect your roof this winter, please contact Keay Roofing Services on 0800 1577424 or send us an enquiry form.

Roof Maintenance

Your chimney is a home feature that probably gets forgotten about. If you’re lucky enough to own a working fireplace or stove, then you’re likely to light your fire during the winter and not worry about the channel that the smoke travels through. The trouble is, chimneys can get weather worn, and the signs that your chimney may not be as safe as you thought. Here are some not so obvious signs for you to look out for that indicate your chimney needs replacing.

Spalling Bricks

This problem is a bit easier to spot than some of the others. Spalling occurs when moisture enters the brickwork of your chimney, and starts to force to surface of the masonry off. This can be pretty simple to spot as bits of your chimney will be falling away. If you don’t get this problem fixed, your chimney will continue to erode until the structure collapses on itself.

Rusted Damper

Moisture in a fireplace is an obvious flaw. One of the easiest ways to tell if you have moisture in your chimney is to check the damper or firebox for rust. Rusting can cause some serious problems, including causing your flue tiles to crack which in turn can be a serious fire hazard. If your flue tiles do not work as they should due to rusting, your chimney will begin to allow heat to vulnerable areas which can result in a house fire.

Damaged Mortar Joints

The mortar is what holds the entire chimney together, and is an added layer of protection against moisture damage. Unfortunately mortar damage can be hard to spot as you need to be as close as possible to your chimney to really inspect it. If your chimney has mortar damage, it exposes the bricks to moisture damage that can cause cracks. As water freezes and thaws in the bricks, it will cause the cracks to get larger. Eventually the damage will get so severe that your chimney could collapse.

Flue Tiles Coming Away

Flue tiles are one of the most important safety features your chimney possesses. They protect vulnerable parts of your chimney for excessive heat which could otherwise cause a house fire. A big indicator that your flue tiles are cracked or broken is that you will find thin slices of your chimney tile in your hearth. If you want to properly inspect your flue tiles, you will have to hire a professional chimney sweep to use lower a camera and spotlight any problems.

Cracked Chimney Crown

Checking for a cracked chimney crown is another job that requires a trip to your roof. Your chimney crown is the first line of defence against the weather, so it is important that it is in a good condition. Like the mortar joints, the chimney crown can be susceptible to cracks which grow larger thanks to water freezing and thawing in them. When the cracks become too large, moisture will start to seep into the chimney which can cause tile deterioration and spalling. To prevent cracks appearing, you should weatherproof your chimney crown, as it will also be weatherproofing your chimney as well.

Ensuring that your chimney is in top working condition is important. Staying vigilant in looking out for the signs of chimney damage reduces any risk, no matter how small, of a house fire. The best way to do this is to regularly have your chimney cleaned and inspected regularly. For any more information about the signs of chimney damage, please feel free to contact Keay Roofing on 01753 358267.

Roof Maintenance

Do you need professional moss removal?

Let Keay Roofing Services do this messy task for you: remove weight, keep gutters clear, and extend the life of your roof.

Moss can be a beautiful addition to your garden, but when it starts growing on your roof, it becomes a problem. Not only is moss ugly to look at, but it can also cause damage to your roof. If you’re dealing with moss on your roof, don’t worry – we’re here to help. Uncontrolled moss on your roof can cause serious damage that leads to costly repairs. With our help, you can keep your roof moss-free and extend the life of your home.

The Problem With Moss

Moss is a very common problem for homes and is generally found in damp places that receive low levels of sunlight; it especially likes north facing roofs. Whilst it may seem fairly harmless, moss has been known to slowly degrade roof tiles, leading to them becoming worn and brittle and eventually allowing water into homes.

Loose moss is also known to fall into gutters creating blockages and overspills that cause water damage to property, that in turn incurs additional expense for repair.

There’s no specific roof type that moss prefers and it will happily grow on most roofing materials including asphalt, concrete or slate tiles. This makes regular moss removal a must if you want to keep a roof in pristine condition.

Many people try to tackle this problem themselves, usually using a jet wash to remove the moss. However this method of removal can lead to further problems as the high pressure spray wears away at the uppermost layer of your shingle tiles, leaving them susceptible to breaking.

Moss grows very little in summer so this is normally a good time to get it removed. During the fall with moderate rain fall, moss kicks into gear , so treating right before this time of year is always advised. However please talk to the team about removal, and they will be able to advise the best course of action.

Keay Roofing is here to help you with your roof. We’re experts at removing the weight that adds strain on your structure, keep gutters clear so water can do its job and flow away from your home’s foundation, and extending the life of your roof . If any one of these tasks sound like something you’d rather not deal with yourself, give us a call today!

The Keay Roofing Solution

We here at Keay Roofing are roof moss removal specialists and our approach gives your home a new lease of life, without damaging your roof tiles. Whatever roofing service you require, we are always open and honest with customers so that you understand our processes from the first point of contact to the finished product.

Expertise and Experience.

In the business of roofing, there are many things that can go wrong. This is why it’s so important to have a team of experts on your side – like the ones at our company. With over 20 years of experience, we know how to spot potential problems and fix them before they become big (and expensive) issues. Working in a broad area including but not limited to: Berkshire, Buckinghamshire, North and North West London, North Hampshire and North Surrey. The team are always on hand to remove unsightly moss that can increase the risk of water damage and structural rot leaving your rood pristine.

 

If you want to get rid of the moss on your roof, please give us a call on 01753 358267 for a free quote. Or you can fill in a contact form and we will get back to you as soon as possible.

Roof Maintenance

Why you should always get slipped or broken roof tiles repaired

Professional repair and replacement of loose and broken roof tiles to maintain the structural integrity of your home.

Over time slipped and broken tiles can cause real problems for your home, letting in water and allowing warm air to escape. Keeping on top of these smaller problems will ensure your home remains safe, warm and free from additional structural damage.

Keay Roofing offers a professional, cost effective and fast roof tile repair service to properties across Berkshire and Buckinghamshire.

Storm Damage

High winds and storms are one of the major causes of damage to tiles. Loose tiles are hazardous to property and people as they are at particular risk of being blown off in the next high gust, resulting in more damage and higher repair costs.

If a roof tile has been displaced, it should be replaced quickly to prevent water from penetrating and causing damage to the felt and timbers underneath.

For a FREE roof repair quotation, call us on 0800 1577424 or complete the call back form on the right.

Roof Maintenance

Are there cracks or splits round the edges of your flat roof? Is it sagging from water build up? Or have you spotted damp patches appearing on the ceiling underneath your flat roof? Then you need our flat roof repair service.

Common Flat Roof Problems

Flat roofs are a great option for garages and extensions and can have a long life span if looked after properly. If not correctly maintained, they can quickly develop problems that result in costly repair bills and damage to your home.

The first signs that your flat roof needs repairing usually appear in the room directly underneath. Damp patches on the flooring or water dripping from the ceiling are all indications that your roof is in need of repair.

Type of damage and length of time it has been in need of repair is likely to affect the maintenance work required.

1. Tears and splits

Tears and rips in the roofing material can usually be repaired fairly simply with adhesive and bitumen compounds. However, where leaks have been left for some time your roof may be rotten in areas, affecting its structural strength. In these situations it is very important to hire a roofing professional to inspect and repair your roof safely.

2. Blisters

When air gets trapped between the layers of felt this can cause a blister. As the trapped air heats and cools the blister which can lead to a puncture. Once this happens the roof is no longer water tight.

3. Flashings

The flashings used to seal the area where the flat roof touches the wall can start to leak, causing water damage to the ceilings and walls directly underneath.

If you recognise any of these signs of damage to your flat roof, call Keay Roofing on 0800 1577424 or 01753 358267 for a fast, effective, competitively priced repair service.

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If you think you need a new roof, is a strip and re-tile always the answer?

We specialise in all roofing services and cover everything from minor repairs, to strip and re-tiles and complete new roofs, we know when you need a strip and re-tile and when you don’t. We will only quote for the work that is necessary.

If you do need a strip and re-tile there are options. We can strip and re-tile the property using the existing tiles or slates and match in any extra tiles or slates that may be required. We have access to a vast range of colours in either clay or concrete tile.

Should your roof have badly deteriorated we can strip away the existing tiles, replace the felt with either traditional felt or the new, more advanced Tyvek, then fit new battens before re-fixing the original tiles, replacing only any damaged ones and then re-bed the hip and ridges. This process gives an old roof a new lease of life without the expense of new tiles.

So, don’t delay. If you’ve worried that you might need a new roof, give us a call and let’s look at the options together.

For a FREE roof repair quotation, call us on 01753 358 267 or complete our enquiry form and we’ll be in touch.