A roof specified for dependable daily use
Suitable covering choices
We help you choose materials that fit the roof and the building.
Ventilation considered
The build-up accounts for airflow as well as keeping rain outside.
Finished weather details
Edges, ridges and junctions receive the attention they need.
Plan every layer before installation starts
A new roof installation needs more thought than choosing a tile or surface finish. We assess the structure, pitch, drainage route, ventilation, insulation and exposed weatherproof details before setting out the work in London. Coverings must suit the roof design, building and expected level of maintenance. We also consider how ridges, edges, valleys, abutments and outlets will shed water once everything is complete. Getting those decisions right at the start gives the finished roof a sound build-up, effective airflow and fewer weak points. We'll explain the suitable options and provide a free quote for the planned installation.
Careful preparation from structure to finish
We plan safe access, property protection and material storage before opening the roof. Installation starts with preparing and checking the supporting structure. We then fit the required membrane and battens, or the chosen flat-roof build-up, before laying the covering and completing flashings, ridges and edge details. Roofing depends on workable weather, so conditions can affect the programme. We keep the roof protected as the job progresses and check drainage and weatherproofing before completion.
Frequently asked questions
What decisions are needed before fitting a new roof?
We need to consider the roof structure, pitch, drainage, ventilation, insulation and material choice. Access, storage and weather protection also shape the plan. An assessment lets us define these points before installation starts.
Can you install both pitched and flat roofs?
Yes. We install pitched and flat-roof options, with the system chosen to suit the roof form, use and weatherproofing details. The preparation and covering method differ, but careful drainage and edge detailing matter to both.
Can bad weather change the installation programme?
Yes. Roofing materials and exposed structures need suitable conditions for safe, sound installation. We plan protection around the work and adjust the programme when weather could affect safety or the quality of the finished roof.