Roofers in Chertsey

Yes. We cover the whole of KT16: the town centre around Windsor Street, Guildford Street and London Street, the riverside by Chertsey Bridge and the Meads, St Ann's Hill, and the surrounding areas of Lyne, Longcross and Ottershaw.

Chertsey has a wide mix of roofs for one town. The old centre has Georgian and older houses with clay tiles, parapets, dormers and big chimney stacks; the riverside homes sit in the flood plain and deal with constant damp; and the streets that spread out towards Addlestone, Lyne and Ottershaw take in Victorian terraces, inter-war semis and 1960s houses on concrete tiles.

We're around twenty minutes from our West Molesey base, and our roofers in Chertsey take on everything from a single slipped tile or a gutter cleaning visit to a complete re-roof. We're rated #1 on Google across Surrey, and every job starts with a free inspection and a written quote, with no call-out fee and no deposit.

Yes. Chertsey grew up around its medieval abbey, and the town centre along Windsor Street and Guildford Street still has Georgian and older listed buildings within conservation areas. Their roofs are typically clay tile or slate, with parapets, dormers, large chimney stacks and lead detailing.

We repair these roofs like for like, using matching tiles and slate, reclaimed where new material wouldn't blend in, and traditional leadwork dressed by hand. On a listed building the small details matter, such as the profile of a ridge or the type of mortar, so we keep to what's already there unless there's a sound reason to change it.

Runnymede Borough Council is the planning authority, and we'll check conservation or listed status before quoting. If consent may be needed, we'll explain what's involved so you can apply; we don't submit applications ourselves.

Heritage roof repairs in Chertsey are photographed before, during and after, and the quote names every material and supplier, giving you a complete record for the house and anyone who owns it after you.

Often, yes, once the tiles have turned porous and the underlay beneath them has perished. Many of Chertsey's 1960s and 70s estates are still on their original concrete tiles, and by now the surface has often eroded, the tiles soak up water, and the old felt underlay has torn or sagged between the rafters.

A few slipped tiles or a cracked ridge can be repaired on their own. But when you see damp in the loft after rain, tiles crumbling at the edges, or moss rooted across the whole roof, patching tends to chase leaks around rather than stop them, and that's usually when a re-roof becomes the better investment.

We'll inspect the roof and the loft, show you photos and give you an honest view of whether repair or replacement makes more sense for your house. If you do re-roof, we fit new battens and a breathable membrane, then the tiles of your choice, all named in the quote.

New roofs come with our 10-year insurance-backed guarantee, and as a roofing company we'll beat any genuine quote for the same work without cutting corners.

Yes. We replace felt flat roofs on extensions, garages and dormers across Chertsey, from the Victorian terraces near the centre to the post-war estates towards Addlestone. Ageing felt splits, blisters and lets water pond, and once that happens the deck underneath starts to rot.

We strip the covering back, replace any damaged decking and fit a seamless GRP fibreglass or EPDM rubber roof with new trims and the correct falls. Flat dormer tops get the same treatment, with new lead flashings where they meet the main roof.

Riverside homes near Chertsey Meads see more damp than most, so on those we pay particular attention to drainage and edge details, making sure water reaches the gutter quickly and doesn't sit against the upstands.

Our roofers in Chertsey will explain which system suits your roof, and the written quote covers materials, falls and finish, with no deposit and a workmanship warranty once the job is done.

We aim to be there the same day where we can. Chertsey is around twenty minutes from our West Molesey base, and we answer emergency calls 24/7, including nights, weekends and bank holidays.

Our first job is to make the roof safe. That might mean tarping a gap where tiles have blown off an exposed riverside roof, covering a split flat roof over an extension, or securing a lifted chimney flashing that's letting water in. Once the property is protected, we work out what actually failed and photograph it for you.

The permanent repair is then quoted in writing and booked at a time that suits you. There's no call-out fee and no deposit, and if a storm caused the damage, our photos and notes can support an insurance claim.

If water is coming in now, call 07470 744247. Emergency roof repairs in Chertsey are handled by our own team from the first call to the final fix, never passed on to someone else.

Yes. Homes near Chertsey Bridge and Chertsey Meads stay damp for much of the year, so moss builds up on the tiles and washes down into the gutters, where it mixes with leaves and blocks the outlets. Rainwater then overflows onto the walls instead of reaching the downpipes.

Our gutter cleaning in Chertsey clears gutters, valleys and downpipes by hand, flushes them through to make sure they drain and removes all the waste. Moss on the roof is scraped off carefully rather than pressure-washed, because a jet of water can strip the surface from older tiles and drive water under them.

For riverside properties, we'd suggest gutter cleaning at least once a year, after the leaves have fallen, with moss removal every few years depending on how shaded the roof is. While we're up there, we check for slipped tiles, cracked mortar and lifted flashings, and send you photos.

As a roofing company we'd always rather prevent a problem than repair one, and this is a modest job compared with drying out damp walls. It's quoted in writing with no call-out fee and no deposit.