Roof Repairs in Bradley Stoke

Bradley Stoke was built mostly from the late 1980s through the 1990s, so much of the town's housing now has roofs around thirty years old. Concrete interlocking tiles are the norm, and many homes still have their original mortar-bedded ridges and verges. That age is exactly when repairs start to crop up in Bradley Stoke: loose ridge tiles, cracked verge mortar and tiles that have slipped.

We have been roofing since 1993. Every repair begins with a free survey and a fixed written price, carries a ten year guarantee, and you pay nothing until you are happy with the result.

Most leaks we find in Bradley Stoke start at a cracked tile, worn verge or ridge mortar, or a flashing that has come away where an extension or porch meets the house. We check the roof from the loft and from outside before we repair it.

Original ridge mortar on thirty year old roofs is often cracked or missing in places. We rebed and repoint ridges, or replace them with a dry-fix ridge system, which is mechanically fixed and does not rely on mortar. The same wear often shows at the verges, so we can look at both at the same time.

Most Bradley Stoke roofs are nowhere near needing replacement, and a repair is usually the right answer in Bradley Stoke. If the survey shows otherwise, we will explain what we found and set out the options in writing.