New Roofs & Re-Roofing
Re-roofing replaces your entire roof covering — tiles or slates, battens, underlay (felt), and usually the ridge and flashings — giving you a watertight, energy-efficient roof that should last decades.
Learn more →Pitched roofing is the classic sloped roof found on most East Yorkshire homes, finished in slate, clay or concrete tiles. We install, re-cover and repair pitched roofs of all types, including the underlay, battens, ridges, valleys and flashings that keep them watertight and storm-resistant.
Priced per project after survey based on covering, pitch, access and detailing. Free fixed quote.
Spotting these early usually means a smaller, cheaper job. If any sound familiar, it's worth getting the roof looked at.
Natural and reclaimed slate for period properties — elegant and exceptionally long-lasting.
Traditional to the region and characterful, well suited to East Yorkshire housing.
Cost-effective, fast to lay and highly durable for modern homes.
A straightforward, no-pressure process from first call to finished job.
Concrete tiles typically last 40–60 years, clay tiles 60+ years, and natural slate can exceed 100 years when well maintained. The underlay and fixings usually need attention sooner than the tiles themselves.
A dry ridge mechanically fixes ridge tiles with clamps and screws instead of mortar. It meets the current BS 5534 standard, resists storms, and will not crack or wash out like old mortar bedding.
In most cases yes. We source matching or sympathetic tiles, including reclaimed slate and pantiles, so repairs and extensions blend in.
We provide pitched and tiled roofing across East Yorkshire. Choose your town for local detail:
Re-roofing replaces your entire roof covering — tiles or slates, battens, underlay (felt), and usually the ridge and flashings — giving you a watertight, energy-efficient roof that should last decades.
Learn more →A roof repair fixes a localised fault — a leak, slipped or broken tiles, failed flashing, or storm damage — before water can reach your timbers, insulation and ceilings.
Learn more →Lead is used at the trickiest, most leak-prone parts of a roof — chimneys, valleys, abutments where roof meets wall, and bay-window roofs.
Learn more →Free, no-obligation quote · 15-year guarantee · £5 million public liability