Roof repairs

Most domestic roof repairs run from a few hundred pounds for something like a slipped slate or a single flashing, up to a few thousand for larger or access-heavy work. The honest answer is that it depends on what's actually wrong, the access and the materials — which is why we survey first and give a fixed written price before any work starts. There's never a charge for the survey.

Yes — tracing leaks is a big part of what we do. Water often travels along timbers and shows up metres from where it's getting in. We work back from the damp inside to the actual fault on the roof — a slipped slate, failed lead flashing, a blocked or split gutter, or worn pointing — rather than guessing.

Both. We'll happily sort a single slipped slate or a leaking flashing — small repairs done properly stop small problems becoming expensive ones. If a survey shows the roof is past repair, we'll tell you honestly and talk through a re-roof, but we never push the bigger job.

For an active leak or storm damage we aim to get to you fast — our 24-hour line is answered every day of the year. For non-urgent repairs we'll book a free survey at a time that suits and give you a clear timescale.

Yes — we guarantee our workmanship on valid repairs. Some isolated slate repairs can't be guaranteed where surrounding fixings may fail separately, and we'll always explain that up front rather than after the fact.

Slipped, cracked or missing slates; damp patches or water stains on top-floor ceilings; slate or mortar debris in the gutters; lifting or cracked lead around chimneys and valleys; and daylight visible in the loft. Our guide on signs your roof needs attention covers them all.