
New roof installation in World's End. We plan the timing, materials and insulation with you, then strip and re-roof your home in World's End with a free, written quote before anything starts.
Late spring to early autumn usually brings the longest dry spells, which suits re-roofing. That said, roofs can be replaced in most seasons, as we keep the roof covered each night. Planning ahead in World's End lets you choose dates that suit you.
The size and pitch of the roof, the number of valleys, hips and dormers, the tiles or slates you choose, the scaffolding needed and the state of the timbers all affect the cost. A written, itemised quote shows you where the money goes.
When the old roof comes off, it's a good chance to improve loft insulation and ventilation. Building regulations often require insulation to be brought up to standard when a roof is replaced, and a warmer loft can help lower heating bills.
World's End is part of Burgess Hill, our home base. We start with a visit to inspect the roof and loft, talk through materials and agree a start date. Your written quote sets out every part of the job.
Scaffolding goes up first, then the old roof is stripped and the new one fitted in stages, kept weathertight every evening. When it's finished, we check the roof, clear the site and let you know about the building control paperwork.
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.
It's worth getting in touch a few weeks ahead, especially for summer dates, which are the most popular. That gives time for the inspection, quote, material orders and scaffolding. If your roof is leaking badly, tell us and we'll make it safe while the new roof is planned.
Yes, in some cases. The main house roof can be done first and a garage, porch or extension roof later. Your written quote lists each part separately, so you can see the cost of each and decide whether staging the work suits your plans and budget.
It can, especially if the insulation is upgraded at the same time. A new breathable membrane, sealed roof covering and better loft insulation all help keep heat in. Building regulations often require insulation to be improved when a roof is replaced.
Old tiles, felt and battens are removed and taken away for disposal or recycling. If some of your tiles are in good condition and you'd like to keep them, for a garden wall or outbuilding, tell us before we start and we'll set them aside.
We fit new roofs in these nearby areas as well.
Thinking about a new roof? Call us to arrange an inspection and a free written quote for your World's End home.