Pitched & Tiled Roofing
Pitched roofing is the classic sloped roof found on most East Yorkshire homes, finished in slate, clay or concrete tiles.
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New Roofs & Re-Roofing in East Yorkshire
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. It is the right choice when a roof is reaching the end of its life, suffering repeated leaks, or losing tiles across the whole surface.
Re-roofing a typical UK semi commonly ranges £5,000–£9,000 depending on size, materials and access. Free fixed survey and quote.
What's included
- Stripping the old covering and disposing of waste responsibly
- Replacing damaged battens and fitting breathable underlay
- Installing new tiles or slates to match your property and area
- Fitting dry ridge and dry verge systems for storm resistance
- Renewing all lead, flashings and roofline as needed
- Building Regulations compliance and notification where required
Signs you may need new roofs and re-roofing
Spotting these early usually means a smaller, cheaper job. If any sound familiar, it's worth getting the roof looked at.
- A roof over 40–60 years old (slate can last longer; concrete tiles less)
- Repeated leaks appearing in several different places
- Widespread slipped, cracked or delaminating tiles
- Sagging roofline or visible dips between rafters
- High energy bills from a poorly insulated, draughty roof
Materials & options
Concrete & clay tiles
The most common UK covering — durable, cost-effective and available in profiles to match East Yorkshire housing stock.
Natural & reclaimed slate
A premium, long-life finish (often 80–100+ years) suited to period and character properties.
Dry-fix systems
Mechanically fixed ridges and verges that resist storms and meet current British Standard BS 5534, with no mortar to crack.
How it works
A straightforward, no-pressure process from first call to finished job.
- Free survey & designWe measure up, assess the structure, and recommend coverings suited to your property, area and budget.
- Detailed quotationA clear, fixed price breaking down materials, access, labour and timescales.
- InstallationScaffold up, strip, re-batten, underlay, re-cover and finish — managed by a dedicated team with daily clean-down.
- Sign-off & guaranteeFinal inspection, any Building Regulations sign-off, and a written workmanship guarantee of up to 15 years.
New Roofs & Re-Roofing — frequently asked questions
How long does a re-roof take?
A typical semi-detached or terraced house takes 5–10 working days depending on size, covering and weather. We give a firm timescale in your quote.
How much does a new roof cost in East Yorkshire?
As a rough guide, re-roofing a typical UK semi starts from around £5,000–£9,000 depending on size, materials, access and whether structural work is needed. We provide an exact fixed price after a free survey.
Do I need planning permission to re-roof?
Usually no — like-for-like re-roofing is normally permitted development. It does fall under Building Regulations, which we handle. Listed buildings and conservation areas may need consent, and we will advise you.
Will you remove and dispose of the old roof?
Yes. Stripping, removal and responsible disposal of all old materials is included in the price.
New Roofs & Re-Roofing in your area
We provide new roofs and re-roofing across East Yorkshire. Choose your town for local detail:
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Related services
Roof Repairs
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.
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Your roofline — the fascias, soffits and gutters along the edge of the roof — protects the timbers and walls from water and keeps rain away from the building.
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