Complete pitched-roof replacement
Neighbouring roofs, shared details, extensions and property access can change how a house re-roof is planned. Topline provides a survey-led specification rather than a one-size-fits-all quote.
— Terraced and semi-detached
Attached homes need careful planning at party-wall lines and changes between coverings. The project may also affect shared gutters, chimney stacks or scaffold access.
— Detached houses
A detached roof may offer clearer access, but it often has more verge, hip and gutter length. Wind exposure and the condition of all roof slopes deserve equal attention.
— The complete house roof
Clear scope helps you compare proposals fairly and reduces assumptions before work begins.
The agreed clay tile, concrete tile or natural slate product, colour and profile should be clear.
Membrane, battens, accessible timber checks and the hidden-damage procedure need definition.
Ridges, hips, valleys, verges, leadwork, rooflights and penetrations should not be left vague.
Scaffolding, waste, protection, deposit, balance, timescale and warranty documents should be stated.
— Repair or replace?
An isolated defect on an otherwise serviceable roof may be repairable. Widespread covering failure, degraded underlay, repeated leaks or deterioration across several slopes can make a complete replacement more sensible.
A free survey gives Topline the information needed to explain the practical choices for your property.
Need help with your roof?
You do not need to know any roofing terms. Tell us what you have noticed and we will explain the next step clearly.
