What keeps a tiled roof doing its job
Clay or concrete guidance
We help you choose tiles that suit the roof's pitch, structure and finished appearance.
Repairs that blend in
Replacement tiles are selected to complement the existing roof where repair is still viable.
System, not just surface
We inspect the layers and details beneath the tiles before deciding the right repair.
Choosing tiles that suit the roof beneath
Tiles do more than set the look of a roof. Their weight, profile and gauge all need to work with the pitch of the roof and the structure carrying them. We install, replace and repair tiled roofs using clay or concrete options, helping you weigh up appearance, colour and compatibility instead of picking by looks alone. If the problem is local, we can replace cracked or slipped tiles and choose replacements that sit as comfortably as possible with the existing roof rather than making the repair shout from the street.
From warning signs to a sound new covering
A few cracked tiles after rough weather may call for a targeted repair. Wider movement, missing sections, failing ridges or repeated water ingress can point to a roof that needs more. We inspect the covering as a system, looking at battens, underlay, fixings, ridges and verge details before recommending the work. That helps us tell the difference between a roof that needs a careful repair and one that is genuinely ready for full renewal.
Frequently asked questions
How do I choose between clay and concrete roof tiles?
We look at the roof pitch, the supporting structure, the profile you want and how the finished roof should sit with the property. Clay and concrete tiles each have their own look and weight, so the best option depends on the roof rather than a simple preference.
Can you replace just the broken tiles on my roof?
Yes, if the rest of the roof is still in reasonable condition. We replace damaged tiles and check the surrounding area for movement or defects that may have caused the problem. If the wider roof is failing, we'll explain that instead of patching over it.
What signs suggest a tiled roof may need full renewal?
Cracked tiles, repeated slipping, missing sections, failing ridges and recurring leaks can all be warning signs. We inspect the covering and the supporting details to see whether the issue is local or whether the roof has reached the point where replacement is the more sensible option.