Roofers in Addlestone

Yes. We cover the whole of Addlestone and the KT15 postcode: the town centre and the streets around the station, New Haw, Woodham, Row Town and everything in between. We're a roofing company based in West Molesey, so we travel out to you, and it's always our own team on the roof, with no subcontracting.

The work changes as you cross town. Near the centre it's mostly Victorian and Edwardian terraces and semis, many still on their original tiles and battens. Towards Row Town and in New Haw there are inter-war and post-war semis and bungalows whose concrete tiles and mortar ridges are reaching the end of their life. Up in Woodham, near the golf courses, the larger detached houses sit under pine and oak, which brings its own gutter and moss problems.

As roofers in Addlestone we also look after the newer apartments around the redeveloped centre, and flat-roofed extensions, garages and dormers turn up on almost every street. Runnymede Borough Council is the planning authority if anything needs consent, and we can advise on what applies.

Wherever you are in KT15, the first step is a free, no-obligation inspection, with photos of what we find and a clear written quote. There's no call-out fee and no deposit.

Yes. Trees are the biggest roofing issue in this part of Addlestone. Woodham's wooded plots drop pine needles and oak leaves all year round, and needles pack into gutters and valleys far more tightly than leaves do. Once a valley blocks, rainwater backs up and overflows under the tiles, which is often how a ceiling stain starts.

Our gutter cleaning in Addlestone covers the whole run. Gutters, valleys and downpipes are cleared by hand and the outlets checked to make sure they're flowing, and while we're up there we look over the roof for slipped tiles, cracked ridges or moss building up on the shaded slopes. You get photos of what we found and what we cleared.

Where needle and leaf fall is heavy, we can fit guards to cut down the build-up. Guards reduce the problem rather than end it, so we'll be honest about whether they're worth it on your house or whether a regular clear-out is the better plan.

We offer the same gutter cleaning in New Haw, Row Town and the rest of KT15, not just under the Woodham trees. It can be booked on its own or alongside other work, and it's always quoted in writing first, with no call-out fee.

It can be. A light film of moss is mostly cosmetic, but the thick cushions that grow on shaded roofs in Woodham and New Haw hold moisture against the tiles, creep under their edges and lift them, then wash down into the gutters in clumps that block the outlets.

Roofs under mature trees stay damp for long periods, so moss comes back faster there than on an open roof elsewhere in Addlestone. It's usually worst on north-facing slopes and on older concrete tiles, whose rougher surface gives it plenty to grip.

We remove moss by hand, which avoids forcing water under the tiles or damaging their surface. Then we treat the roof to slow regrowth, clear the debris out of the gutters and check for any tiles that have moved or cracked underneath.

Sometimes moss has been hiding a problem, such as cracked tiles or a perished ridge. If so, we'll show you photos and give you a written quote before any roof repairs in Addlestone go ahead, and the inspection itself is free.

Yes. Felt flat roofs on Addlestone extensions, garages and dormers crack and blister with age, the joints open up, and water finds its way through, often appearing as a stain some distance from the actual split. When the felt is past patching, replacement is the sensible fix.

We replace old felt with either GRP fibreglass or EPDM rubber. GRP cures to a hard, seamless finish that suits roofs with awkward details or ones you might need to step onto, while EPDM can often go down as a single sheet, which suits larger, simpler roofs. We'll explain which suits yours and why.

A proper replacement is more than a new top layer. We strip the old covering, check the deck and replace any rotten boards, set proper falls so water drains off rather than ponding, and finish with new trims so the edges are neat and watertight.

Because we're a roofing company that handles pitched and flat work, we'll also look at the main roof while we're there and mention anything worth knowing. Flat roof work carries our workmanship warranty, and the written quote names the materials before you commit.

It depends on what's wrong and how we get to it, so we don't give prices until we've seen the roof. What we can do is explain what drives the cost, then give you a free, no-obligation inspection and a clear written quote.

The biggest factors for roof repairs in Addlestone are access and the age of the roof. A few slipped tiles on a New Haw bungalow can often be reached from a ladder, whereas the same repair on a two-storey Victorian terrace near the station may need scaffolding. On the inter-war and post-war semis, the real question is often whether the original concrete tiles and mortar ridges are worth repairing again, or whether re-bedding, a dry-fix upgrade or a re-roof is better value.

Trees play a part too. On wooded Woodham plots, a repair often goes hand in hand with clearing valleys and removing moss, and the larger detached roofs there simply take longer to work across safely.

There's no call-out fee and no deposit, and the quote names the materials we'll use. If you've had a genuine quote from other roofers in Addlestone, show us: we'll beat it without cutting corners.

As soon as we realistically can, and the same day where we can, but we won't claim to be round the corner. We come out to Addlestone from our base in West Molesey, via Weybridge, so when you call we'll give you an honest idea of when someone can be with you.

Our emergency call-outs run 24/7, including nights, weekends and bank holidays. Typical calls from KT15 are storm-lifted tiles, a ridge that has come loose, a split flat roof on an extension, or water coming through a ceiling after a blocked valley has overflowed.

The first job is always to make the roof safe. We tarp or temporarily weatherproof the damaged area to stop any more water getting in, photograph everything, and then arrange the permanent repair at a time that suits you, with a written quote before that work starts.

There's no call-out fee for emergencies. Call or message 07470 744247 and describe what you can see; a photo helps us bring the right materials. With over 25 years in the trade, we'd rather give you a straight answer on timing than a promise we can't keep.