For all Roofing repairs and installation throughout the southeast, including, Aldershot, Alton,Ascot, Ash Vale, Bagshot, Basingstoke, Bisley, Blackwater, Bracknell, Brookwood, Camberley, Chobham, Church Crookham, Crondall, Crowthorne, Egham, Eversley, Fleet, Farnborough, Farnham, Frimley, Frimley Green, Godalming, Guildford, Hartley Wintney, Hook, Knaphill, Lightwater, Mytchett, Odiham, Old Basing, Pirbright, Sandhurst, Staines-upon-Thames, Tongham, Woking,Wokingham, Yateley. And the surrounding areas. We offer a 24Hours emergency call out and response.

There are several types of roofing, each suited to different climates, building styles, and functional needs. Here’s an overview of some of the most common types: Metal Roofing • Description: Made from materials like steel, aluminum, or copper. Available in sheets or shingles. • Best for: Residential, commercial, and industrial buildings in areas with extreme weather. • Pros: Durable, long-lasting (up to 50+ years), energy-efficient, fire-resistant. • Cons: Expensive, noisy in heavy rain, can dent in hailstorms. Clay or Concrete Tiles • Description: Tiles made from fired clay or molded concrete, commonly seen in Mediterranean or Spanish-style homes. • Best for: Hot, dry climates. • Pros: Long-lasting, fire-resistant, energy-efficient. • Cons: Heavy, expensive, requires a reinforced structure. Slate Roofing • Description: Natural stone tiles that offer a sophisticated, timeless look. • Best for: Historic or high-end homes, particularly in cooler climates. • Pros: Extremely durable (100+ years), fire-resistant, low-maintenance. • Cons: Expensive, heavy, requires professional installation. EPDM (Ethylene Propylene Diene Monomer) Roofing • Description: A type of synthetic rubber roofing used mostly for flat roofs. • Best for: Commercial buildings, flat or low-slope roofs. • Pros: Waterproof, flexible, UV resistant, easy to install. • Cons: Can degrade under extreme heat or sunlight, limited color choices. Green Roofs (Living Roofs) • Description: A roof that is partially or completely covered with vegetation, using a waterproof membrane underneath. • Best for: Urban buildings, environmentally conscious projects. • Pros: Insulates, reduces stormwater runoff, enhances air quality. • Cons: Expensive, requires structural reinforcement, regular maintenance. Built-Up Roofing (BUR) • Description: Made from several layers of bitumen and reinforcing fabrics, often used for commercial flat roofs. • Best for: Low-slope commercial roofs. • Pros: Durable, can handle foot traffic, moisture-resistant. • Cons: Heavy, can have a strong odor during installation. Torch-Down Roofing • Description: A form of modified bitumen roofing where the layers are applied using a torch to melt the material. • Best for: Low-slope and flat roofs, especially in commercial settings. • Pros: Seamless, durable, heat-resistant. • Cons: Requires skilled installation, potential fire hazard during application. Each roofing type has its own strengths and weaknesses, so choosing the right one depends on factors such as climate, building structure, aesthetics, and budget.

If your roof is tile, if it has expired, your roof must be transferred completely. It is ensured that the roof is protected for many years by laying water insulation under the roof tiles by circulation with the tile.

Roof Cleaning 1. Prevents Moss and Algae Growth: Over time, moss, algae, and lichen can accumulate on your roof, especially in damp or shaded areas. This can damage roofing materials and reduce their lifespan. 2. Improves Curb Appeal: A clean roof looks better and enhances the overall appearance of your home. 3. Prevents Water Damage: Debris such as leaves, branches, and dirt can obstruct proper water flow, leading to water pooling, which can result in leaks or damage to the roof over time. 4. Increases Roof Longevity: Regular cleaning helps prevent buildup of harmful elements that could shorten the lifespan of roofing materials. Gutter Cleaning 1. Prevents Water Overflow: Gutters that are clogged with leaves, twigs, or debris can’t channel water properly. This can lead to overflow, causing water to damage your roof, fascia, and foundation. 2. Protects Your Foundation: Overflowing gutters can result in water pooling around your foundation, potentially causing leaks or cracks. 3. Reduces the Risk of Pests: Clogged gutters create a perfect breeding ground for insects, rodents, and even mould. Keeping your gutters clear helps avoid these issues. 4. Prevents Roof Damage: Water that overflows from clogged gutters can seep into your roof structure, leading to rot and other long-term damage.

1. Prevents Water Overflow: Gutters that are clogged with leaves, twigs, or debris can’t channel water properly. This can lead to overflow, causing water to damage your roof, fascia, and foundation. 2. Protects Your Foundation: Overflowing gutters can result in water pooling around your foundation, potentially causing leaks or cracks. 3. Reduces the Risk of Pests: Clogged gutters create a perfect breeding ground for insects, rodents, and even mould. Keeping your gutters clear helps avoid these issues. 4. Prevents Roof Damage: Water that overflows from clogged gutters can seep into your roof structure, leading to rot and other long-term damage.

• Roof Cleaning: It’s typically recommended to clean your roof once a year, but this depends on the type of roof, climate, and environmental conditions. If you have a lot of trees around your home, you may need to clean it more frequently. • Gutter Cleaning: You should clean your gutters at least twice a year—once in the spring and once in the fall. If you live in a heavily wooded area, more frequent cleanings might be needed.

If your roof is out of date, we completely demolish (disassemble) your roof and bring it down from the building, we renew all the materials of the roof and make it with a 10-year workmanship guarantee. All the materials we will use on your roof will be used as first quality.