Romford roofs fail in familiar places: the flat roof on the kitchen extension, the valley behind a loft conversion, and the bay that drips when the wind is from the east. We are in Romford most weeks. David in Romford had a felt extension roof replaced and made a point of the timings being flexible. Christine had a bay roof replaced. That is the bread-and-butter.
Gidea Park’s older roofs need a lighter touch — matching tiles, lead, and not a bright plastic dry verge on a house that does not want it. Collier Row and Harold Hill are more often interlocking tiles and tired flat roofs. We spec the job to the house, not to a package.
Call Rob with the postcode. If it is a leak into a bedroom, say so in the first sentence and send a photo of the ceiling and the outside if you can get one safely.
Streets and districts
- Gidea Park
- Collier Row
- Harold Hill
- Rise Park
- RM1–RM7
Work we do in Romford
- EPDM flat roofingA rubber membrane that does not split every summer. The flat-roof system we fit most, from garage roofs to full extensions.
- Roof repairsFind where the water is actually getting in, then fix that — not a new roof you do not need.
- Tiling and slatingNew coverings and careful repairs on the pitched roofs these streets were built with.
- LeadworkCode lead, dressed and pointed — the detail that actually keeps terraces and extensions dry.
- Liquid roofingA seamless coating for roofs that are a nightmare to sheet — upstands, pipes, and details a single membrane cannot hug.
- Gutters, fascias and soffitsIf the gutter is overflowing into the wall, the roof is not the thing that is leaking.
- Roof surveysA straight report before you buy, or before you spend money on the wrong repair.
