One roof.
Every detail.
From the main roof covering to the junctions and rainwater details around it. Explore the parts of a complete roofing project.
Roof repairs
A slipped tile may be obvious. The route water takes into a building often is not. Roof repair work begins by understanding the symptoms, inspecting the relevant covering and junctions, and considering the surrounding roof. The aim is a proportionate scope, with a clear explanation of what the proposed repair will address.
Explore this service 02 / PLAN THE COMPLETE ROOF.New & replacement roofs
Replacing a roof is an opportunity to look beyond the visible covering. The specification should consider the existing structure, the condition beneath the tiles or slates, insulation, ventilation and every important junction. A carefully defined scope connects the finished appearance with the practical details needed for the particular property.
Explore this service 03 / MATERIALS THAT SUIT THE PROPERTY.Slate & tile roofing
Slate and tile choices shape the appearance of a home, but colour and profile are only part of the decision. The roof pitch, product specification, supporting structure and exposure also matter. Repair and replacement proposals should balance the character of the property with a suitable, clearly specified roofing system.
Explore this service 04 / CHOOSE THE SYSTEM. RESOLVE THE DETAILS.Flat roofing
A flat roof should be assessed as a complete build-up, from the deck and insulation to the waterproofing and rainwater outlets. EPDM, GRP and reinforced-bitumen systems offer different approaches. The appropriate choice depends on the roof's condition, shape, use and specification, with particular attention to edges, upstands and penetrations.
Explore this service 05 / SMALL DETAILS. SIGNIFICANT PROTECTION.Leadwork
Leadwork deals with the connections where roofing meets chimneys, walls and other roof features. These details need a considered design and installation approach, with the surrounding covering taken into account. Repair or renewal should address the condition and arrangement of the whole junction, alongside the appearance of the finished work.
Explore this service 06 / LOOK AT THE STACK AND THE JUNCTION.Chimney repairs
Chimney problems can involve the visible masonry, the top of the stack or the weathering where it meets the roof. Each needs a proper assessment before work is specified. A considered repair plan separates the different elements, explains access requirements and identifies when additional specialist advice is needed for the particular chimney.
Explore this service 07 / A ROOFLINE THAT WORKS TOGETHER.Fascias, soffits & guttering
The roofline combines the visible boards, the roof's ventilation details and the system that carries rainwater away. Repair and replacement work should consider those elements together. A clear proposal explains the condition of the existing materials, the intended finish and whether the project involves local repairs, capping or full replacement.
Explore this service 08 / DAYLIGHT, CAREFULLY INTEGRATED.Roof windows
A roof window can change how a room feels, but the installation needs to work with the roof around it. Product choice, position, roof pitch and the correct flashing arrangement all matter. The proposal should also make clear what is included inside the room, from the opening itself to the intended internal finish.
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