Yes, we provide an emergency roof repair service across Plymouth and Cornwall. We know that high winds and heavy coastal rain can cause sudden damage to slate and tile roofing. If you spot a leak or a missing tile after a storm, do not let a minor leak cause major structural damage. Call our team immediately, and we will secure your property to stop water ingress before carrying out a permanent fix.

The best material depends on the location and use of the roof, but we highly recommend GRP fibreglass and EPDM rubber. Both modern materials outperform traditional felt. GRP fibreglass creates a seamless, tough surface perfect for balconies or garages, while EPDM rubber flexes with temperature changes to prevent cracking. We can talk you through both options during your free survey.

We will only suggest a completely new roof if your current one is beyond saving. During our inspection, we look at the condition of the underlay, the strength of the timber joists, and the state of the slates or tiles. If the damage sits in one small area, a simple repair usually works perfectly. If the timber is rotting or the roof constantly leaks, replacing it will save you money and stress in the long run.

Absolutely. Many homeowners find their older conservatories too hot in the summer and freezing cold in the winter. We specialise in conservatory roof replacements, swapping out thin plastics for solid, insulated roofing systems. Make your conservatory usable all year round—cooler in summer, warmer in winter—by upgrading your roof with our skilled team.

Yes, your chimney takes the brunt of the coastal weather and often acts as a common source of leaks. We repair crumbling mortar, fix storm-damaged chimney pots, and replace worn-out lead flashing. Proper leadwork creates a watertight seal between your chimney and the pitched roof, keeping your home completely dry.