
Most of Stockport's housing stock is Victorian terrace or 1930s semi, which means a lot of roofs are now running on their second covering and their original battens. Once the nails have corroded, the felt has perished or the ridge has started lifting in the wind, you reach a point where each repair only buys another winter. A full replacement stops that cycle for a generation.
We strip the old covering back to the rafters, replace any rotten timber, fit a modern breathable membrane and new treated battens, then re-cover in your choice of concrete tile, clay tile or natural slate. New leadwork, dry ridge and dry verge systems go on as standard, so there's no sand-and-cement mortar to crack and drop out in five years' time.
Because we match materials to the street, a re-roofed 1930s semi in Heaton Moor still looks like a 1930s semi — just a watertight one.
A typical Stockport semi takes three to five working days once the scaffold is up, and a mid-terrace is often quicker. Large detached properties, natural slate and complex valleys can run to a week or more. We give you a start date and a finish date in the quote, and we don't start a second job until yours is finished.
No call-out fee, no obligation and no pushy salesmen — just an honest look at the roof and a written price.
Or call 0161 359 5276Straight answers about new roofs in Stockport, from a family firm that has been doing this since 2003.

Free survey, itemised written quote within 24 hours, and no call-out fee whatever you decide to do next.
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