
New roof installation in Sheddingdean, including re-roofing before a loft conversion or solar panels. We work in Sheddingdean from our Burgess Hill base and give you a free quote before we start.
If you're planning a loft conversion in Sheddingdean and your roof is near the end of its life, replacing it first or at the same time avoids disturbing new rooms later. The roof structure can also be checked and strengthened where the conversion needs it.
Solar panels are meant to stay in place for many years. Fitting them on an old roof that may need replacing soon means paying to take them off and put them back. Replacing a worn roof first gives the panels a sound base for the long term.
A re-roof is the easiest time to add roof windows, improve ventilation or switch to a different tile colour or type, because the old covering is already off. We'll talk through any changes you have in mind for your Sheddingdean home and explain what each one would involve.
Sheddingdean is in Burgess Hill, so it's close to our base. We visit to inspect the roof and loft, listen to any plans you have for the loft or panels, and give you a free, written quote for the new roof.
We then agree dates, arrange scaffolding and start the strip and re-roof. If other trades are involved, such as a loft converter or solar installer, we can work out the order of jobs together so nothing has to be undone.
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.
If the roof is in poor condition, yes, or at the same time as the conversion. Re-roofing later would disturb the new rooms underneath. We can inspect your Sheddingdean roof and tell you how much life it has left, which helps you plan the conversion with confidence.
Not always. If your roof is sound, panels can go straight on. If it's showing its age, with slipping tiles or repeated leaks, replacing it first saves the cost of removing and refitting the panels later. We'll give you an honest view of your roof's condition.
Yes. A re-roof is the simplest time to add roof windows, as the tiles and battens are already off. Most roof windows don't need planning permission, but there are limits, especially at the front. We'll explain what applies to your house.
Often, yes, but heavier tiles may need the roof structure checked, and some changes can affect planning in certain areas. We'll talk through options that suit your house, check the timbers can take the weight and let you know if any permissions apply.
New roofs are also fitted in these nearby areas.
Planning a loft conversion or solar panels? Talk to us first about the roof, and we'll give you a free quote.