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Yes, in most cases old roof tiles can be matched on a repair, and there are three ways to do it. The best match comes from reclaimed tiles of the same type, age and origin, sourced from salvage yards or...

Roof tiles slip because the thing holding them in place has failed. A tile is held by a combination of small nibs hooked over a timber batten and, on most roofs, a nail or clip fixing it to that batten,...

If you need flat roof repairs in Eastbourne, we cover it. Rated Roofers repair flat roofs across Eastbourne and the surrounding area, from leaks and splits to blistering, failed seams, ponding water and worn flashing at the upstands. Most flat...

A proper roof survey should include a full external inspection of the covering and every joint and edge, an internal inspection from inside the loft, and a written report that sets out what was found, how serious it is and...

Roof repointing is the renewal of the mortar that seals the working joints of a roof, along the ridge at the top, down the hips, across the verges at the gable edges, and around the chimney where it meets the...

So, Why Do Gutters Overflow Even When They're Clean? If your gutters overflow when they're clean, the blockage is rarely the problem and the usual causes are capacity, fall, alignment or an obstruction further down the system. The most common...

So, Can You Walk on a Flat Roof? In most cases yes, briefly and carefully, but only if the roof is structurally sound and only for maintenance rather than regular use. A standard domestic flat roof on a garage, extension...

Professional Roof Repair Pulborough If you need roof repair in Pulborough, we cover it. Rated Roofers carry out roof repairs across Pulborough and the surrounding Arun valley villages, from slipped and cracked tiles to leaking chimneys, failed flashing, damaged ridge...

So, Why Do Bay Window Roofs Leak? Bay window roofs leak because they are small, almost flat, and joined to the house along their most vulnerable edge. Nearly every bay leak we are called to traces back to one of...

So, What is a Verge and Why Does it Fail? A verge is the edge of your roof at a gable end, the sloping run where the tiles or slates overhang the gable wall and finish, going from the eaves...