Tiles are generally made of clay or concrete. Typically used in residential roofing and are popular because of their durability, aesthetic appeal, and ability to withstand extreme weather conditions. Clay tiles are the most traditional type of roof tile and are known for their long-life span and resistance to fire and pests. Concrete tiles are a more affordable alternative to clay tiles and offer similar durability and weather resistance.

Slate is a natural stone that is used for roofing and is known for its durability, beauty, and resistance to fire and weather. They are also relatively low maintenance, making them a popular choice for homeowners who want a roof that will last for many years without requiring frequent repairs

The three-layered felt system is a traditional method of flat roofing that involves installing three layers of felt material over the roof deck. The three-layered felt system is known for its durability.

Properly installed gutters can protect your home from water damage by directing water away from your roof and foundation. Damaged or clogged gutters can cause water to pool on your roof and lead to leaks and other damage.

The fascia is the board that runs along the edge of your roof and supports your gutters. If your fascia is damaged or deteriorating, it can compromise your gutter system and lead to water damage.

The soffit is the board that runs along the underside of your roof’s overhang. If your soffit is damaged or deteriorating, it can allow pests and water to enter your home.

The dry ridge system is a newer method of securing ridge tiles that is becoming more popular. In this system, a mechanical fixing is used instead of mortar to secure the ridge tiles to the roof. The dry ridge system is faster and easier to install, and it also eliminates the need for ongoing maintenance.

The traditional mortar-based ridge system is a traditional method of securing the ridge tiles to the roof. In this system, mortar is used to secure the ridge tiles to the roof structure and to provide a weathertight seal. The traditional mortar-based ridge system is known for its durability and stability, but it can be time-consuming to install and may require regular maintenance

Valleys channel water from the roof and prevent water damage.

Tile valleys provide a durable solution, and a decorative touch to the roof.

Lead is durable and flexible, it is resistant to weather and can be easily shaped.

Fiberglass is lightweight, durable, easy to install and is resistant to weather and rot.

The chimney mortar between the bricks of your chimney can become worn or damaged, leading to leaks, cracks and damage. This can be resolved by repointing your chimney (removing the old mortar and replacing it with new), to ensure that the structure is secure and water-resistant.

A cracked or missing crown can allow rainwater to get inside the chimney, this can lead to water damage and even structural failure. We can also install new pots and cowls if these are damaged or missing.

Chimney flashing is the material used to seal the gap between the chimney and the roof. If the flashing becomes damaged or worn, it can allow water to seep into your home, causing damage to your walls and ceilings

Dry capped verges are a newer method of securing roof tiles to the verge. A mechanical fixing is used instead of mortar to secure the roof tiles to the verge. The system is faster to install, eliminates the need for ongoing maintenance.

A verge is generally at the outer end of a roof. Generally, these areas are sealed with a sand/cement mortar mix, a ‘wet verge’ to prevent water ingress and unwanted guest such as birds or bees/wasps nesting in your roof.

Lead flashings are installed to decrease water penetration at objects such as chimneys, vent pipes, walls, windows and door openings to make buildings more durable and to reduce indoor mold problems. You can have a continuous lead flashing or step flashings (see chimney flashing).

External wall cladding can improve the appearance of any building, while improving insulation and can add value to your home.

Moss retains water and if left on a roof for long periods, it can cause damage including cracks to tiles. It can be removed and deterred. please note pressure wash removal is not recommended)

Bonnet hip tiles are fitted on the angles of your roof to give it a finished look. Unlike other roof tiles, they are curved rather than angular.

Breather membranes' are now commonly installed to the outer side of the insulation. It allows water vapour to escape from inside a building without the need for ventilation. It also repels any water, most commonly rain, that tries to enter the building