Leaks & General Repairs
Damp patch on the ceiling, drip in the loft, a bucket on the landing. We trace the water back to where it's actually getting in, which is often not directly above the stain.
Stop overpaying for roofing.
Affordable Roof Repairs & Roofing
Affordable Roofers
Leaks, storm damage, slipped tiles, chimneys, gutters and full re-roofs - looked at properly and priced fairly
Plenty of homeowners get a roofing quote, gasp, and leave a leak alone for another winter. That's the problem we set out to fix. Affordable roof repairs don't have to mean cut corners. We find the actual cause, fix that, and charge a fair price for it. No upselling a new roof when three tiles and some fresh mortar will do.
- Free quotes, no pressure
- Written price before we start
- Small repairs welcome
- Photos of what we find
Affordable Roofing Services, Start To Finish
Most calls we get are about a single problem - a leak, a few tiles, a gutter overflowing onto the path. We're happy to take those on. We also handle the bigger jobs when a roof has reached the end of its life.
Storm Damage
Tiles lifted, ridge loosened, a section of felt flapping about. We make it watertight first, then give you a proper price for the permanent fix.
Slipped & Missing Tiles
One slipped tile lets rain straight onto the batten below. Usually a quick job, and much cheaper done now than after a winter of water getting underneath.
Chimneys & Flashing
Cracked flaunching, crumbling pointing and tired lead flashing are some of the most common leak sources we see. Repointing, new lead and chimney capping all covered.
Gutters, Fascias & Soffits
Blocked or sagging gutters push water back under the roofline and down the walls. Clearing, re-aligning, and replacing rotten timber fascias with uPVC.
Flat Roofs & Re-Roofing
When patching stops making sense, we'll say so. Felt, EPDM rubber and full pitched re-roofs with new breathable membrane, battens and tiles or slates.
Signs Your Roof Needs A Look
Roofs rarely fail all at once. They give small warnings first, and catching them early is the single best way to keep the bill down.
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A brown ring on the ceiling
Usually water that has run along a rafter or joist before dropping, so the real hole can be a metre or two away.
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Dripping you can hear in the loft
Worth a look with a torch on the next wet day. Check the underside of the felt for dark wet streaks.
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Daylight through the roof
If you can see it from inside, rain can get in the same way. Broken tiles and perished felt are the usual culprits.
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Cracked brickwork round the chimney
Stepped cracks and loose mortar let damp track down the stack into the rooms below.
Recent Jobs From The Van
Inspections, repairs and re-roofs, straight off our phones.
Storm Damage? Here's What To Do First
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Look from the ground, not a ladder. Missing or slipped tiles, a loose ridge, bent guttering or bits of roof in the garden all tell us a lot.
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Check the loft. Wet insulation, daylight or drips mean water is already getting in.
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Take photos. Useful for us and for any insurance claim you decide to make.
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Call us early. A few loose tiles fixed this week is a far smaller job than a soaked ceiling next month.
How An Affordable Roof Repair Works With Us
Four steps, no surprises, and nothing starts until you've agreed the price.
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You call or send the form
Tell us roughly what's going on. A photo helps if you can grab one safely from the ground.
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We come and look
From the ground, the loft, or a ladder as needed. We'll show you photos of anything we find.
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You get a written price
What needs doing, what it costs and roughly how long. If a cheaper fix will genuinely do, that's the one we'll recommend.
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Job done, site cleared
Old tiles, felt and mortar taken away, gutters left clear, and a walk round with you before we leave.
Affordable Doesn't Mean Cheap
The cheapest quote is often the one that gets redone a year later. We keep prices down by working efficiently. Skipping the membrane or reusing cracked tiles isn't part of it.
- We find where the water gets in before we price anything
- Repair is the first option we look at, replacement the last
- Proper materials - breathable membrane, treated battens, code-weight lead
- One written price, with anything optional listed separately
- No sales patter, no doorstep deadlines, no 'today only' discounts
Roofing Questions We Get Asked A Lot
How much does a roof repair cost?
It depends on access and what's wrong. Replacing a few slipped tiles that can be reached from a ladder is a small job, while anything needing scaffold, new lead or a section of felt costs more. We give you a written price after seeing the roof, and that price doesn't creep up once we've started unless you ask for extra work.
Do you charge to come out and quote?
No. Looking at the roof and giving you a price is free, and there's no obligation to go ahead.
Can you help straight after a storm?
Yes. After bad weather we prioritise roofs that are letting water in. The first visit is about making it weathertight, and we'll price the permanent repair separately so you're not pushed into a big decision on the spot.
Will you just patch it, or try to sell me a new roof?
If a repair will do the job properly, we'll recommend the repair. A new roof only makes sense when the tiles, battens or felt are worn out across the whole slope, and in that case we'll show you why.
Do you work on flat roofs as well as pitched?
Yes - flat roofs over extensions, garages and dormers, as well as pitched tile and slate roofs, chimneys, leadwork and guttering.
What should I do if water is coming through right now?
Put a bucket down, move anything valuable out of the way and, if water is near a light fitting, switch that circuit off at the consumer unit. Don't go up on the roof yourself. Then give us a ring.
Stop Overpaying For Roofing
Tell us what's going on with your roof and we'll give you a straight answer and a fair, written price. Rather talk? Ring 07727 419452 or email [email protected].