Roofers in Medway
Cut roofs, re-roofs and flat roofs, from the timbers to the tiles. Tell us what's wrong with yours and we'll pass it to local builders who cover your area.
Cut roofs, re-roofs and flat roofs, from the timbers to the tiles. Tell us what's wrong with yours and we'll pass it to local builders who cover your area.
Is this the job you need?
Slipped tiles, mossy valleys and a damp patch on the bedroom ceiling are the warning. Dealt with early, it's a repair; left, it's a ceiling.
Roofers in Medway
Medway's post-war estates, Twydall, Walderslade, Rede Common and the streets north of Rainham High Street, and its 1960s and 70s estates at Lordswood and Parkwood, have reached the age where original roof coverings fail together. A proper re-roof means new battens, new membrane and the ventilation done right, not just new tiles.
In the Article 4 streets of Gillingham Park, Brompton and Historic Rochester, changing the roof material on the street side needs planning permission, so re-roofs there are usually like for like. Scaffolding on a pavement or road needs a Medway Council licence applied for at least five working days ahead, so check who is applying for it.
Including Gillingham, Chatham, Rochester, Strood, Rainham, Maidstone, Sittingbourne, Gravesend, Dartford, Ashford, Canterbury.
Before and after
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How the job runs
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A good roofer looks at the roof up close, not from the pavement: tiles, battens, felt, timbers, lead and gutters. Ask for a written report and price.
02
Cut roofs built on site to meet the existing roof cleanly. Rotten timbers replaced, not patched.
03
Breathable membrane, new battens, tiles or slate matched to the house, lead work dressed by hand.
04
Ridges, hips, valleys, gutters and downpipes. Scaffold down and garden cleared. Get any guarantee in writing before the final payment.
On the job
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A rough idea and a postcode is enough. We'll pass it to local builders who cover your area, and they'll contact you directly.
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