
New roof installation in Leylands Park with modern dry fix ridges and verges, proper ventilation and a breathable membrane. Leylands Park is part of Burgess Hill, and our quotes are free.
On a new roof, ridges and verges can be fixed mechanically instead of bedded in mortar. Dry fix systems don't crack or wash out, so they need far less maintenance. We'll explain the options for your Leylands Park roof and the look of each.
A roof needs airflow to stop condensation building up in the loft, which can lead to damp and mould on the timbers. New roofs use breathable membranes and, where needed, vents at the eaves and ridge, so moisture can escape.
Modern standards require tiles to be fixed to resist wind uplift, usually with nails or clips depending on the tile and the roof's exposure. Getting the fixings right means your new roof is far less likely to lose tiles in a storm.
We're based in Burgess Hill, so Leylands Park is close to us. The first step is an inspection of the roof and loft, then a free written quote covering the tiles, membrane, fixings and ventilation we recommend.
On site, we strip the old roof, check the timbers and fit the new roof with the agreed fixings and vents. The roof is kept weathertight each night. Once complete, the site is cleared and the scaffolding comes down.
Tell us about the leak, the damage or the job you have in mind. We aim to respond the same day.
We look at the roof, explain what we find and give you a free, no-obligation quote before any work starts.
We carry out the repair or installation, then test and check the finished work before we leave.
Both work, but dry fix ridges need less maintenance because there's no mortar to crack or wash out. Mortar gives a traditional look that some people prefer. We'll show you both on your Leylands Park roof and you can choose the finish you like.
Loft condensation usually means warm, moist air from the house is reaching a cold roof space with too little airflow. Older non-breathable felt can make it worse. A new roof with a breathable membrane and proper ventilation helps solve it, and we can advise on other causes too.
Tiles are fixed with nails and clips according to the tile type and how exposed the roof is to wind. Ridges and verges can be bedded in mortar or fixed mechanically. Following modern fixing standards makes the roof much more resistant to storm damage.
Usually, yes. Replacing most or all of a roof is normally building work, so building control should be notified and the insulation may need upgrading. We'll explain how the approval is handled for your roof before we start, so there's nothing to chase afterwards.
We install new roofs in these nearby areas too.
Ready to replace your roof? Contact us for an inspection and a free quote with modern fixings and ventilation.