
Roof replacement in Cranleigh, from a single worn slope to a full re-roof. We reuse sound tiles where it makes sense and quote for free, so homeowners in Cranleigh only replace what's needed.
Roofs don't always wear evenly. The slope that takes the worst of the weather can fail years before the rest. If the other slopes are sound, re-covering just the worn one can be good value, and we'll tell you straight whether that will last.
If your tiles are still in good condition but the felt or battens underneath have failed, we can strip the roof, set the good tiles aside, fit a new membrane and battens, and relay them. It keeps the look of your Cranleigh home and can save on materials.
When most of a roof is replaced, building control usually needs to sign the work off. Keep the completion certificate with your house documents, as a buyer's solicitor may ask for it when you sell. We'll make sure you know what paperwork to expect.
We cover Cranleigh from our base in Billingshurst. We start with a visit to check the roof, the loft and the tiles, then tell you whether a full re-roof, one slope or a strip and relay makes the most sense. Your quote is free.
Once you're happy and a date is set, the scaffolding goes up and we work through the roof in sections. When the job is complete, we check every slope, clear the site and pass on any building control documents.
Tell us what's happening with your roof. We aim to respond the same day, and there's no call-out charge.
We look at the roof, explain what we've found in plain terms and give you a free, no-obligation quote.
We carry out the work we quoted for, then talk you through what we've done before we leave.
Yes, if the rest of the roof is sound. A single slope or a rear roof can be re-covered on its own. We check the condition of every slope first, so you don't pay for a partial job now and a full re-roof a few years later.
Often, yes. If the tiles are sound but the felt and battens have failed, we strip the roof, set the good tiles aside and relay them on a new membrane and battens. Any broken tiles are replaced with matching ones. It keeps the original look of your home.
If the work is covered by building regulations, which is usual when most of a roof is replaced, you should receive a completion certificate from building control. Keep it safe, as you'll need it when you sell. We'll explain how sign-off works for your job.
It can be, as you're not buying a full set of new tiles. The labour is similar, because the roof is stripped, re-felted and re-battened either way. It works best when the tiles are in good condition and still made, or easy to match if a few break.
Roof replacement is also available in these nearby towns.
Not sure whether you need a full re-roof in Cranleigh? Call us and we'll look and tell you plainly.