ALL YOU NEED TO KNOW ABOUT

TILED ROOFS FINEDON, NORTHAMPTONSHIRE

CONCRETE | CLAY | SLATE ROOF TILES

Tiled roofs, known for their sturdiness and endurance, are popular in the UK, and perfectly suited to our year-round weather.

There are many different types of tiles available, including:

Concrete, Slate, Clay, Metal, Low Pitch Roof Tiles, Plastic Tiles, Plain Tiles, Pantile Tiles, Double Roman Tiles, Ridge Tiles, Hip Tiles, Bonnet Tiles, 

Tiles come in different colours and sizes, and a style is typically available to suit any property. Concrete tiles are the most popular, and clay is a close second. They both have a very long lifespan, potentially in excess of 100 years.

The average standard roof tile size is 265x165mm, and with a batten gauge of 100mm, it takes approximately 60 tiles to cover a Metre Squared. This is useful to know when working out materials required for installation or repairs.

Roof tiles require minimum maintenance; however, if you notice a missing roof tile, it is essential to act sooner rather than later to prevent any further damage from occurring. The same applies to Ridge Tiles and Hip or Bonnet Tiles; if you notice one is loose or missing, it is essential to replace it as soon as possible.

CONCRETE | CLAY | SLATE ROOF TILES

Tiled roofs, known for their sturdiness and endurance, are popular in the UK, and perfectly suited to our year-round weather.

There are many different types of tiles available, including:

Concrete, Slate, Clay, Metal, Low Pitch Roof Tiles, Plastic Tiles, Plain Tiles, Pantile Tiles, Double Roman Tiles, Ridge Tiles, Hip Tiles, Bonnet Tiles, 

Tiles come in different colours and sizes, and a style is typically available to suit any property. Concrete tiles are the most popular, and clay is a close second. They both have a very long lifespan, potentially in excess of 100 years.

The average standard roof tile size is 265x165mm, and with a batten gauge of 100mm, it takes approximately 60 tiles to cover a Metre Squared. This is useful to know when working out materials required for installation or repairs.

Roof tiles require minimum maintenance; however, if you notice a missing roof tile, it is essential to act sooner rather than later to prevent any further damage from occurring. The same applies to Ridge Tiles and Hip or Bonnet Tiles; if you notice one is loose or missing, it is essential to replace it as soon as possible.

OUR TILED ROOF REPAIRS IN Finedon, NORTHAMPTONSHIRE

We understand that finding roofing companies near me with the skills and expertise to take on your roof tiling repairs can be daunting. However, with our commitment to offering the very best service, and our ability to ensure that your needs are addressed promptly, you can rest assured that you are in safe hands.

With all work we carry out, we start by finding out the problem’s root cause. By doing this, we can address why your roof tiles has become damaged or requires repair. This can be as simple as they have become old and just need a general repair carried out, or potentially there may be an underlying issue such as previous faulty workmanship, or even just damage caused by bad weather. Whatever the scenario, once we have established the problem, we then work out a plan of action to ensure that we can offer the best solution for you and your roof tiles which will provide longevity and ensure you are left with a water-tight roof and that a professional repair which will last has been carried out.

We take great pride in all work we undertake, and we always ensure that the quality and precision of our workmanship is of the highest possible standard.

Please get in touch with us any time to find out more about our services and exactly how we can help you.

Tiled Roofing Near Me
Our roofing services are available in Finedon and the surrounding areas of Northamptonshire. Including:

| Barton Seagrave | Brigstock | Burton Latimer | Geddington | Grafton Underwood | Great Addington | Great Harrowden | Irthlingborough | Isham | Kettering | Little Addington | Warkton |

Our Roofing Services

Tiled Roofs | Slate Roofs | Flat Roofs | Concrete Roof Tiles | Hip Roofs | Pitched Roofs | Gable End Roofs | Liquid Roof Covering | Felt Roofing | Mono Pitched Roofs | Dormer Roofs | Mansard Roofs | New / Replacement Roofs | Fascia’s / Soffits / Guttering

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