FAQs

The best time to replace your roof is from late spring to early summer. During this time the rains have significantly subsided. Besides, the extreme humidity and heat of summer have not yet begun.

It is possible to install a metal roof over your shingles safely provided it is in line with the local building codes. Remember, laws may require full tear-off in case a new roof is to be installed.

There are many things to consider in this situation. Condition of roof – if you’re missing only a few shingles, then a repair could be the answer. However if extensive damage has been done, then it could be worth looking at getting a new roof installed. Age of the roof – an average roof will last anywhere

A normal roof repair can cost anywhere from £100- £1,300 depending on the scale of the requirement Minor repair/ fix a leaking roof – £150 Installing a roof vent – £240 Replacing lead on chimney – £300 Clean gutters and fascias – £40-80 Replace one single ridge tile – £75-120

A high-pressure wash on shingles can cause striping of granules. Therefore, it isn’t advisable to use a high-pressure washer on your asphalt shingles. Similarly, pressure washing tiles will erode the finishing making it need more cleanings. On average cleaning, a roof should be done from after five years since installation, and you should use a

Re-roofing is the most efficient and least costly way to restore your roof’s look and feel. During re-roofing, a new shingle overlay is put over your worn tiles to restore the look of your roof as well as give a protective layer to help prevent water from leaking into your home.

The cost of a roof replacement will depend on a few factors such as Size of the area Size of the individual tiles (smaller tiles are easier to replace) Type of materials required for the job accessibility of the roof Roof replacements will normally cost between £3,900 to £9,500 depending on the size and type of tiles. However