Re-Roofing & New Roofs in Orpington & Bromley

There comes a point when patching a roof stops making sense. The tiles turn porous, the felt perishes, and every storm brings another leak. A properly installed new roof ends the cycle of repairs and protects your home for decades. A leaking roof can quietly damage timbers and insulation for months before you notice anything inside. Wait too long to replace it. However, it usually costs more in the end.

We handle the whole job. We strip the old covering, then check and replace battens, breathable membrane and any damaged timbers. We finish by re-covering in slate, clay or concrete tile, with new flashings and ventilation. You see the tile or slate on top. Yet it's the layers underneath — membrane, battens and ventilation — that decide how long your new roof actually lasts.

Not every ageing roof needs a full strip-out. Where the structure underneath is still sound, an over-roof can sometimes recover the existing covering at a lower cost. A proper survey always comes before the recommendation, not the price tag. Our repair-or-replace guide explains how we make that call. An over-roof can save on cost and disruption. But it only makes sense once we've confirmed the existing structure is sound enough to build on.

Re-roofs are usually planned rather than urgent. That gives us time to sequence scaffolding, materials and any Building Regulations notification properly before work starts. As a result, most Orpington and Bromley customers get a firm start date and a realistic completion window well in advance.