Tiled roofs that stay put.
Repairs, re-fixing and complete tiled roofs for homes and small commercial buildings, with the ridges, hips and valleys done properly.
Where tiles are used.
Period homes
Handmade clay tiles that suit traditional buildings.
Modern housing
Concrete tiles that are economical, uniform and widely matched.
Extensions
Tiles to match the main roof, so the join does not show.
Outbuildings
Garages, garden rooms and workshops finished to match the house.
Which tiles should you use?
This is a great guide for our customers.
| Clay tiles | Concrete tiles | |
|---|---|---|
| Character | Natural colour variation, ages beautifully | Uniform finish in many profiles |
| Weight | Lighter than many concrete tiles | Heavier, so structure matters |
| Upkeep | Low, long-lasting | Low, surface may weather |
| Good match for | Heritage and quality new homes | Estates and economical new roofs |
Details that make a tiled roof.
Ridges and hips
Bedded or mechanically fixed and pointed so they resist wind.
Valleys
Lead or GRP valleys formed to carry water away cleanly.
Verges and eaves
Dry or mortar-fixed finishes that stop wind getting under the tiles.
Underlay and battens
Correct gauge and breathable membrane under every roof.
Questions about tiled roofing?
Ask usRe-laying a tiled roof.
- 01
Strip and sort
Tiles are lifted, cleaned and the sound ones set aside for reuse.
- 02
Renew the bed
New underlay and battens set to the right gauge.
- 03
Re-fix the covering
Tiles laid and fixed in courses, with new tiles for any that are lost.
- 04
Finish the details
Ridges, hips and verges completed and checked.
Tiled roofs.
A few of the finishes available.
Questions about tiled roofing
Often yes. We can source a close match, and weathered tiles are sometimes reclaimed to blend in.
Other roofing services
Need your tiled roof looked at?
Describe the roof and what you have noticed, and we will arrange a visit.