
Roof replacement in Horsham for roofs that keep leaking or have reached the end of their life. We re-roof homes across Horsham from our base in Billingshurst, with a free quote first.
A new roof is a big job, so it helps to know what drives the price: the size and shape of the roof, the covering you choose, scaffolding, and any timber repairs found once the old roof is off. We give you a clear breakdown, so you can plan for it.
A re-roof is the cheapest time to add a dry ridge and dry verge, extra loft insulation or a new roof window, because the scaffolding is already up and the roof is open. Adding them later means paying for access all over again.
Scaffolding may need to sit on a shared drive or a neighbour's side, and it can stay up for a week or two. If it goes on the pavement in Horsham, the council needs to grant a licence, which the scaffolder arranges. It's worth telling your neighbours early.
We come out to Horsham from Billingshurst to survey the roof, check the loft and timbers, and talk through coverings. You then get a free quote and a likely start date. If building control needs to be involved, we explain how that works.
Once the scaffolding is up, we strip and re-cover the roof in sections, keeping it weathertight overnight. When the new roof is finished, we take the scaffolding down, clear the site and make sure you have any building control paperwork.
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.
Spring to early autumn is ideal, as longer, drier days help the work move quickly. Roofs can be replaced in winter too, with the roof covered between sections, but bad weather may add a few days. Booking early gives you the best choice of dates.
Yes, and it's the easiest time to do it. With the old tiles off and scaffolding up, we can trim the rafters and fit roof windows with their flashing kits before the new covering goes on. It costs less than adding them to a finished roof later.
It's a good idea. Scaffolding, skips and some noise will affect them for a week or two, and the scaffold may need to go on or near their property. If your roof is joined to theirs, the work at the join may need agreeing too.
Repeated leaks in different places, lots of cracked or slipping tiles, sagging along the roof line, and perished felt seen from the loft all suggest the roof is near the end of its life. We'll look at it and tell you whether repairs will still do the job.
We replace roofs in these nearby towns too.
Thinking about a new roof in Horsham? Call us to arrange a free survey and a clear quote.