Roofing
New Roofs & Re-roofing
From an early idea to a roof ready for replacement, start with a clear conversation about the property and the work required.
About this service
A new roof begins with the right scope
A new roof is a significant project. Material choice, roof shape, existing condition and the details at edges and junctions all affect the proposed approach.
What to look for
When a wider project may be worth discussing
- 01
Repeated repairs across several roof areas
- 02
Extensive wear in coverings or roofline details
- 03
A new building or alteration that needs a roof specification
The work
Consider the whole roof
A complete roof project involves more than the visible covering.
- Review the existing roof or plans
- Discuss suitable covering and roofline options
- Consider drainage and finishing details as applicable
Next steps
From enquiry to scope
- STEP 01
Share the project
Tell us whether this is a new roof or replacement.
- STEP 02
Review requirements
Discuss roof form, materials and existing condition.
- STEP 03
Agree next steps
Set out an approach after the details are known.
Common questions
How do I know whether to repair or re-roof?
That depends on the condition and extent of the problem. An assessment can help compare a targeted repair with a broader replacement.
What details should I share about a new roof?
The property location, roof shape, current covering and reason for considering replacement are useful. Plans or safe photographs can help if you have them.
Can roofline and guttering be discussed with a re-roof?
Yes. The edges, drainage and junctions connect to the roof covering, so it makes sense to discuss their condition as part of the wider scope.
Can the roof material be chosen before an assessment?
You can share a preferred look or material, but the roof structure, pitch, detailing and applicable requirements need to be considered before a specification is agreed.
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Where we workPlanning a new roof?
Share the outline of your project and location.