New Roofs & Re-Roofing in Sheffield
When a roof is past repair, patching it only delays the inevitable. A re-roof strips back to the rafters and rebuilds with new breathable membrane, treated battens and your choice of tile or slate. We talk you through materials, timings and scaffolding before anything is booked.
Is this for you?
Signs you need this
- Repairs are becoming regular and the leaks keep coming back
- Lots of slipped, cracked or porous tiles
- The roof is sagging, or the felt underneath has perished
What's included
How Oakridge Roofing can help
- Scaffolding arranged and put up safely
- Stripping the old covering and checking the timbers
- New breathable membrane and treated battens
- Tiles or slates laid to suit your property
- New ridge, hips, verges and flashings, with a full clear-up
How it works
From first call to a job done properly
No jargon and no surprises. Here's exactly what happens when you get in touch.
Send photos or call
Tell us what's happening and send photos if you can. It helps us understand the problem before we visit.
We inspect the roof
We look at the roof and loft, take photos of what we find and explain what's needed in plain English.
Clear written quote
You get a written quote before any work starts. No pressure and no surprises.
Work done and signed off
We complete the job, clear up and show you photos of the finished work.
Need new roofs & re-roofing in Sheffield? Get a free, no-obligation quote.
FAQs
New Roofs & Re-Roofing: your questions answered
Do I need planning permission to replace my roof?
Like-for-like re-roofing usually doesn't need planning permission. Listed buildings, conservation areas and changes to the look of the roof can be different, so check with your council. Replacing a large part of a roof normally falls under Building Regulations.
How long does a new roof take?
It depends on the size of the roof, the material and the weather. Many house re-roofs take a week or two once the scaffolding is up. We'll give you a realistic timeline with your quote.
How long will a new roof last?
It depends on the material. Concrete tiles sit at the shorter end, while clay tiles and natural slate can last many decades when properly installed and looked after.
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Worried about your roof?
Send us photos or give us a call. We'll give you honest advice and a clear written quote, with no pressure.
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