From the first call to the quotation
We start with the property and the problem. A tile out of position on an otherwise sound slope needs a different conversation from a leak that has returned after several repairs. We ask what has changed and where you have seen signs of water.
Access matters too. A conservatory, a shared alley or a roof over a shop may affect where equipment can go. Tell us about anything that could make inspection difficult. We can discuss it before agreeing the next step.
What we look at together
We work on pitched and flat roofs, chimneys, fascias, soffits and guttering. Because these parts meet, it can help to look at them together. Damp around a chimney, for example, may come from the flashing at roof level or from joints higher up the stack.
Where a covering is coming to the end of its useful life, we can discuss the difference between keeping it going with a repair and replacing a larger area. Ask us to explain the extent of the work and any items that depend on what we find underneath.
See the work and hear from customers
Our gallery shows roof coverings, exposed battens, flat roof details and chimney stacks. For customers’ own accounts of having work done, visit the York Roofer Google Business Profile.