New roofs and re-roofing in Sandy
Full strip and re-roof in natural slate, clay or concrete tiles across Sandy and the surrounding area, with new breathable membrane and treated battens.
New Roofs and Re-roofing in Sandy
We only recommend a new roof when repairs no longer make sense: widespread failing tiles, worn-out underlay, rotten battens or repeated leaks in different places. If a repair will do, we will tell you.
A re-roof starts with scaffolding and a safe way to remove waste. We strip the old covering, check and repair the rafters, fit a breathable membrane and new treated battens, then lay the new slates or tiles. Work to listed buildings or in a conservation area may need consent from Central Bedfordshire Council; we will flag this before any work starts.
- Full strip and re-roof
- Natural slate, clay and concrete tiles
- Reusing sound original slates or tiles where possible
- Breathable membrane and new treated battens
- Dry-fix ridge and verge systems
- Lead valleys, flashings and soakers
Common problems we put right in Sandy
Ageing roof coverings
Tiles and slates that are crumbling, delaminating or slipping across the whole roof.
Persistent leaks
Repeated leaks in different places that keep coming back after repairs.
Worn-out underlay
Torn or perished felt that lets wind-driven rain and dust into the loft.
Rotten battens
Battens that no longer hold fixings, so tiles keep slipping.
Storm damage
Roofs too badly damaged to repair economically.
Loft conversions and extensions
New roofs that tie in neatly with the existing house.
How we handle your job
Every quote is agreed in writing before any work starts.
Get in touch
Call 07450 418300, send photos by WhatsApp to 07412 757620 or use our enquiry form.
Free inspection and quote
We inspect the roof, show you photos of what we find and give you a clear written quote.
Work done and checked
We carry out the work, clear up and check everything before we leave.
New Roofs and Re-roofing questions
How long does a re-roof take?
Most houses take one to two weeks once the scaffolding is up, depending on the size of the roof and the weather.
Do I need planning permission for a new roof?
Like-for-like re-roofing usually does not, but listed buildings and changes in a conservation area may need consent from Central Bedfordshire Council. We will check before work starts.
Can you reuse my existing slates or tiles?
Where the originals are sound, yes. We sort and reuse them, and make up the shortfall with matching new or reclaimed ones.
Will you protect my garden and driveway?
Yes. We protect the ground around the house, keep the site tidy every day and clear everything away when the job is finished.
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