When a roof is past repairing, we strip it back to the rafters and rebuild it properly — new breathable membrane, new treated battens, and the tiles or slates of your choice.
You get a clear, itemised quote, a start date we stick to, and a site that is left clean at the end of every day.
What the work covers
- Concrete and clay tile roofs
- Natural and man-made slate roofs
- New breathable membrane and treated battens
- Dry ridge, dry verge and ventilation systems
- New leadwork and flashings as standard
- Scaffolding arranged and managed for you
From start to finish
- Before
- During
- After
When a new roof makes sense
- Repeated leaks in different places
- Sagging or uneven roof line
- Widespread delaminating or porous tiles
- Original felt that has perished or torn
If any of these sound familiar, call 0800 051 8429 and we’ll come and look.
New Roofs & Re-Roofing: common questions
How long does a new roof take?
A typical three-bedroom house takes around one to two weeks, weather depending. We will give you a realistic timescale with your quote.
Do I need planning permission to re-roof?
Usually not, if you are replacing like for like. Listed buildings and conservation areas are different — we can advise before you commit.
Is a new roof guaranteed?
Yes. All new roofs come with a written workmanship guarantee, and materials carry the manufacturer’s warranty.
More new roofs & re-roofing jobs
Finished slate-effect tile roof on a bungalow 
New roof with dry verge, white fascias and black guttering 
New tiled roof finished at the gable end 
Dry verge and new fascia on a re-roofed gable end 
Completed bungalow re-roof with scaffold still up 
Completed re-roof with chimney and new ridge
New Roofs & Re-Roofing across the area
We carry out new roofs & re-roofing in North London and nearby, including: