Roofers in Ashford, Surrey

Yes. We cover the whole of Ashford, Surrey, in the borough of Spelthorne: the town centre, the streets around the station and Church Road, Ashford Common, the roads near the Queen Mary Reservoir, and out towards Stanwell and Sunbury, right across the TW15 postcode.

Ashford grew quickly once the railway arrived, so the housing changes as you move out from the middle. Near the station there are Victorian and Edwardian villas and terraces on slate or clay tiles; beyond them come inter-war and post-war semis, bungalows and short terraces with hipped roofs, bay roofs and flat-roofed extensions, plus plenty of loft conversions.

We're around fifteen minutes from our West Molesey base via Sunbury and can usually inspect within the same week, often sooner. Our roofers in Ashford handle the full range, from slate repairs on the older villas to re-roofs, flat roofs and gutter cleaning, and every job starts with a free inspection and a written quote, with no call-out fee and no deposit.

Yes, we make any roof safe and repair it, whatever caused the damage. Ashford sits close to Heathrow, and homes under the approach paths can occasionally have loose-laid tiles lifted or dislodged when aircraft wake vortices pass overhead. That said, age, worn fixings and storms account for plenty of slipped tiles here too.

We secure the roof first, then carry out a proper repair, re-fixing or replacing the disturbed tiles and checking the ones around them for movement. We'll photograph the damage and tell you honestly whether it looks like a vortex strike or ordinary wear and tear.

If it does look vortex-related, you can contact Heathrow's Noise Helpdesk about its vortex repair scheme, which covers verified damage for eligible homes. We don't make the claim for you, but our photos and notes give you a clear record of what we found and when.

Whichever route it takes, you'll get a written quote before any permanent roof repairs in Ashford go ahead, with no call-out fee, no deposit and our workmanship warranty on the finished job.

Yes. Ashford Common's 1930s semis and many of the town's other inter-war houses have hipped roofs, with the hip and ridge tiles bedded in mortar. After decades of weather that mortar cracks and falls away, the tiles loosen, and in a gale they can slide off altogether, which is dangerous as well as letting water in.

There are two ways to fix it. We can strip the old bedding and re-bed the tiles in fresh mortar, which suits owners who prefer the traditional look. Or we can fit a dry ridge and dry hip system that fixes every tile mechanically to a continuous batten, so there's no mortar left to crack and the tiles are far less likely to come loose again.

While we're on the roof, we check the tiles below the ridge and along the hips for slips and cracks, because loose ridges rarely come on their own on a roof of that age.

Ridge re-bedding is one of the usual roof repairs in Ashford, and the written quote explains which option we'd recommend for your house and why.

Yes. A lot of Ashford homes have flat-roofed rear extensions and garages added after they were built, and many still have their original felt coverings. Once felt cracks, blisters or starts holding puddles, patching only buys a little time before the next leak.

Our roofers in Ashford strip the old felt back to the deck, replace any boards that have gone soft and fit seamless GRP fibreglass or EPDM rubber, with new trims and proper falls so rainwater drains away rather than sitting on the roof. Where the extension meets the house wall, we renew the flashing too, since that junction is a frequent source of leaks.

GRP gives a tough, hard-wearing finish that suits smaller extensions, while EPDM is laid as a single sheet and works well on larger garage roofs. We'll talk you through both and name the recommended system and supplier in your quote.

As a roofing company with more than 600 roofs fixed and fitted, we'll give you a clear written price, with no deposit to pay and a workmanship warranty on the finished roof.

Normally on the same day, where we can. We're around fifteen minutes from Ashford via Sunbury and take emergency calls 24/7, including nights, weekends and bank holidays, with no call-out fee to get us out.

When we arrive, we make the roof safe first with temporary weatherproofing: tarping where tiles have blown off or been dislodged, sealing a split flat roof, or securing a loose ridge before it falls. Then we check the loft and ceilings for water and photograph everything we find.

If the damage might have come from an aircraft vortex rather than the weather, we'll say so, so that you can raise it with Heathrow. Otherwise we give you a written quote for the permanent repair and book it in at a time that suits you.

Keep our number, 07470 744247, somewhere handy. Our roofers in Ashford would much rather take a call early than find that a small leak has turned into a wet ceiling.

Yes. Gutter cleaning in Ashford is a regular part of our work through autumn and winter, especially on the semis and bungalows of Ashford Common and the tree-lined roads near the station, where gutters, bay roofs and valleys fill up with leaves and moss.

We clear gutters, valleys and downpipes by hand, flush them through to check they run freely, and bag up and remove all the waste. While we're at height, we look over the roof and send you photos of anything that needs attention, such as a loose ridge, a slipped tile or a leaking joint in the guttering.

If the gutters themselves are past their best, we can repair joints and brackets or replace them with new uPVC guttering, fascias and soffits, quoted separately in writing. Regular gutter cleaning stops water overflowing down walls and onto flat-roofed extensions, which helps keep damp out of the house.

Because we're a roofing company and not a cleaning service, every visit doubles as a quick roof check, and there's no call-out fee wherever you are in TW15.