Our roofing service in Burgess Hill covers everything from a single slipped tile to a complete new roof, including flat roofs. We come out to look at no charge and give you a free quote before any work starts.
Here's what each part of our roofing work involves. Tap any service to read more.
Cracked or slipped tiles, loose ridge tiles and worn flashing are the most common faults we see on pitched roofs in Burgess Hill. Caught early, most are quick repairs that stop water reaching the timbers below. See what a typical roof repair involves and how we find the cause.
More about roof repairsA damp patch on the ceiling rarely sits right under the gap in the roof, because water runs along felt and timbers first. We trace the leak back to where it starts, then fix that point rather than patching the symptom. Find out how we track a leak down.
More about roof leak repairsWhen a roof has reached the end of its life, repeated repairs stop being good value. A new roof means stripping the old covering, checking the timbers, then fitting new membrane, battens and tiles or slates. Read how a re-roof in Burgess Hill is planned and carried out.
More about new roof installationFlat roofs on extensions, garages and dormers often fail through blistering, splits or water that sits in puddles. Replacing one means removing the old covering, repairing the deck and laying a new waterproof layer. See which flat roof systems we fit and how long the job takes.
More about flat roof replacementEPDM is a single sheet of synthetic rubber, so a small or medium flat roof can often be covered with no joins at all. It copes well with heat and frost and is laid cold, with no naked flame on site. Learn when EPDM is the right choice.
More about EPDM rubber roofingA fibreglass flat roof, also called GRP, is built up from resin and matting into one seamless, hard-wearing layer. It suits roofs you may walk on, such as balconies, and can be finished in different colours. Find out what goes into a fibreglass roof.
More about fibreglass roofingModern torch-on felt is laid in layers bonded to the roof deck, a proven and cost-effective way to waterproof a flat roof. It's a common choice for garages and outbuildings around Burgess Hill. See how a felt roof is built up layer by layer.
More about felt roofingSpray foam sprayed onto the underside of a roof can trap moisture against the timbers and hide their condition. Some mortgage lenders and surveyors are wary of it, which can hold up a sale. Read how we remove it and check the roof timbers underneath.
More about spray foam insulation removalBefore you agree to any roof work, ask for a written quote that sets out the work and the materials. A good roofer will explain the cause of the problem in plain words and tell you whether a repair or a replacement makes more sense.
Sussex Roofing Contractors is based in Burgess Hill and works on homes across the town and nearby villages. There's no call-out charge, every quote is free with no obligation, and each job is tested and certified before we leave. For urgent leaks we offer 24/7 emergency call-outs.
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.
Yes. We're happy to replace a few slipped tiles, refix a ridge or seal a small leak, as well as taking on new roofs and flat roof replacements. There's no call-out charge for coming to look, so it's worth calling about a small problem before it turns into a bigger one.
Not properly. Most permanent roof repairs need dry conditions so materials bond and seal as they should. In wet weather we can often make a temporary repair or cover the area to stop water getting in, then come back to finish the job once it has dried out.
It depends on the job and the height of the roof. Small repairs can sometimes be reached safely with ladders or a roof ladder, while larger jobs and new roofs usually need scaffolding. We'll tell you what access your job needs when we give you your quote.
Small repairs are often finished in a few hours. A flat roof replacement on a garage or extension usually takes one to three days, and a full re-roof on a house can take one to two weeks depending on size and weather. We give you a timescale with your quote.
We work from Burgess Hill and cover the villages around it. Choose your area to see more.
Whether it's a leak, a few loose tiles or a new roof, call us or send the details and we'll give you a free quote.
