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Coverage

Areas we cover

From our base in Birkenhead, we mainly cover a radius of around 50 miles. We also consider roofing work elsewhere in the United Kingdom.

Regular working area

Near Birkenhead and the Wirral

Send the job postcode to check availability. We also take enquiries from nearby towns and villages.

Nationwide enquiries

UK city directory

Tell us what the work involves and where the property is. We’ll confirm whether we can take on the project.

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England

Our North West work starts around the Wirral, Merseyside, Cheshire and nearby counties. For projects further across England, send the job postcode and a rough scope so we can assess travel, access and availability.

  • BathInclude any heritage designation and the existing tile or slate profile.
  • BirminghamDescribe access to both the main roof and any rear addition.
  • BradfordFor older stone-built homes, mention the roof covering and any shared chimney.
  • Brighton & HoveFor exposed terraces or seafront properties, describe the edge or flashing affected.
  • BristolFor a valley or dormer leak, say which level and room show the first signs.
  • CambridgeMention any restricted access, parking or conservation considerations.
  • CanterburyFor an older property, tell us whether materials must match the original roof.
  • CarlisleMention if the problem follows prolonged rain or appears at a valley or outlet.
  • ChelmsfordDistinguish main pitched roofs from garages, dormers and later extensions.
  • ChesterShare any heritage or access constraints on slate and tile enquiries.
  • ChichesterIf an existing covering needs to be matched, include a ground-level photo if available.
  • ColchesterFor a recurring leak, identify the roof slope, room and weather conditions.
  • CoventryFor a tiled semi or garage roof, describe how the sections meet and drain.
  • DerbyTell us whether the issue is around a valley, chimney or roof edge.
  • DoncasterIf the roof serves a commercial unit, note site opening times and access.
  • DurhamTell us if the roof is listed, steeply pitched or accessed from a narrow lane.
  • ElyMention exposure and any visible problems with verges, ridges or gutter outlets.
  • ExeterDescribe rear access and any roof junctions above a conservatory or extension.
  • GloucesterInclude any changes in roof level around a side or rear addition.
  • HerefordFor an older tile or slate roof, share any known previous work.
  • Kingston upon HullFor exposed edges, parapets or outlets, explain where water first appears.
  • LancasterMention how access is arranged on stepped terraces or between roof levels.
  • LeedsFor back-to-back terraces, describe the accessible elevation and any shared stacks.
  • LeicesterSpecify whether the job is a pitched repair or a replacement flat covering.
  • LichfieldFlag any requirement to retain the appearance of an older roof.
  • LincolnOn sloping sites, mention any difference between front and rear access.
  • LiverpoolDescribe the slate, chimney or rear extension and any shared access.
  • LondonFor a larger project, set out access, building use and any restrictions on working hours.
  • ManchesterSend the exact postcode and note whether the property is occupied.
  • Milton KeynesDescribe any linked garage, rooflight or internal flat-roof outlet.
  • Newcastle upon TyneMention shared parapets or stacks when enquiring about a terraced roof.
  • NorwichSend any details about the existing covering, especially on older pantile roofs.
  • NottinghamFor mixed roof levels, tell us whether water is entering at a junction.
  • OxfordMention listed status, roof visibility from the street and possible access limits.
  • PeterboroughTell us if the concern is around an extension outlet, flashing or the main roof.
  • PlymouthFor exposed roofs, describe when the leak occurs and which edge faces the weather.
  • PortsmouthFor compact terraces, note access to the rear and any shared roof drainage.
  • PrestonInclude the job postcode and specify the roof covering if known.
  • RiponFor traditional roofs, mention matching materials or nearby stonework.
  • SalfordShare the postcode and explain whether access is managed by a landlord or occupier.
  • SalisburyIf you need a heritage-sensitive repair, flag it before the assessment.
  • SheffieldWhere a property sits on a steep street, describe the approach for access.
  • SouthamptonFor bay and porch roofs, mention the adjacent guttering or roofline.
  • Southend-on-SeaDescribe any issues at the windward edge, ridge or adjoining chimney.
  • St AlbansFor older terraces, include details of shared roof edges and access.
  • Stoke-on-TrentTell us if the work involves tile matching, an isolated repair or a wider renewal.
  • SunderlandIf the property is exposed to sea winds, describe the affected roof slope.
  • TruroFor distant or coastal projects, include dimensions if known and the planned timing.
  • WakefieldFor a roof above a single-storey extension, explain where the water runs off.
  • WellsState any known conservation requirements or material-matching needs.
  • WestminsterFor commercial or managed property, provide permitted hours and access arrangements.
  • WinchesterFor period properties, tell us about the existing covering and roof junctions.
  • WolverhamptonInclude any garage, porch or linked roof that shares drainage with the main building.
  • WorcesterNote if a rear addition has limited drainage or restricted side access.
  • YorkFlag traditional materials, conservation requirements and narrow access routes.

Wales

Deeside, Wrexham and parts of North Wales sit near our regular working area. For West, Mid and South Wales, please send the postcode and the size of the job so we can assess availability.

  • Bangor (Gwynedd)Describe any coastal exposure and whether slate matching is important.
  • CardiffFor terraces or extensions, note rear access and how the roof drains.
  • NewportTell us where any valley, abutment or gutter sits relative to the leak.
  • St AsaphMention any narrow approach and traditional slate details.
  • St DavidsFor a planned project, include exposure, location and the existing covering.
  • SwanseaDescribe issues with wind-driven rain, edges and flashings on exposed slopes.
  • WrexhamMention your postcode, roof covering and any previous repair.

Scotland

Send an outline for planned roofing work in Scotland. We assess travel, site access and project size before confirming availability.

  • AberdeenFor exposed or slate-roofed properties, include the slope and suspected entry point.
  • DundeeTell us about height, shared access and any adjoining roof sections.
  • DunfermlineDescribe the property type and whether there is a garage or extension roof.
  • EdinburghFor a tenement or other shared building, identify who can approve the work and provide access.
  • GlasgowFor a multi-occupancy property, include the floor level and roof access arrangements.
  • InvernessFor planned work, give the postcode, timeline and roof covering if known.
  • PerthFor older slate roofs, mention any need to match materials or retained detailing.
  • StirlingFlag site exposure, height and access restrictions for larger planned projects.

Northern Ireland

For planned roofing work in Northern Ireland, share the scope and timeline. We confirm travel and availability individually.

  • ArmaghFor older property, tell us about the existing roof covering and access constraints.
  • Bangor (County Down)For a coastal roof, mention which slope is exposed and when the leak occurs.
  • BelfastFor larger schemes, set out building use, access and the project timescale.
  • LisburnDescribe whether the work concerns the main building, garage or a separate roof.
  • Londonderry / DerryFor terraces, include any shared chimney, guttering or rear access arrangements.
  • NewryDescribe the site approach, proposed work and any limits on working access.

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