Clay & concrete tiles
A choice of colours and profiles for houses, bungalows and extensions. We assess the roof before agreeing the tile and its fixings.
Tiled roof replacementRoof replacement in Shrewsbury
Explore the roof coverings we offer, then open the interactive guide to see the layers underneath. We help you choose a suitable system after checking your property.
Get to know your roof
Choose a roof and tap a number to see what each part does. You can change the covering or switch between the whole roof and the view inside.
Pitched roof example with a cold loft. The cutaway shows insulation at ceiling level and the roof space above.
Part 1 of 5
The tiles or slates shed rain down the slope. The right covering and fixings depend on the pitch, exposure and structure of your roof.
Explore the five parts
Read about tiled roof replacement →Your roof is specified after a survey. The diagram explains typical parts; it is not a construction drawing or a quotation.
Ask about your roof →Your main options
Appearance is only the starting point. Pitch, weight, exposure, drainage and the condition of the structure all affect what is suitable.
A choice of colours and profiles for houses, bungalows and extensions. We assess the roof before agreeing the tile and its fixings.
Tiled roof replacementA natural covering with individual tone and texture. Size, grading, setting out and leadwork help the roof suit the property.
Natural slate roofingWaterproof systems for flat roof areas. The covering, deck, insulation, edge details and drainage are planned together.
Flat roof replacementBefore you choose
You do not need to pick a material online. We can look at what is there now, the condition of the roof and the finish you would like.
Your written quotation sets out the agreed covering, preparation and finishing work. If the roof has hidden problems that only become visible during strip-off, extra work is discussed before it is agreed.
Arrange a free roof surveyNeed 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.