Roofers in Harrogate

Yes. We’ll visit, inspect the roof and give you a fixed written quote with no obligation. You can also WhatsApp us photos first for an idea of what’s involved.

Roof repairs, re-roofs in natural slate and tile, GRP and EPDM flat roofs, chimney repairs, leadwork and gutters, fascias and soffits – plus damp proofing, plastering, rendering, repointing and building work.

Yes. Much of Harrogate is Victorian and Edwardian stone with natural slate roofs. We match slates, use appropriate mortars and renew leadwork carefully, and we’ll advise if anything needs checking with North Yorkshire Council in a conservation area.

If a repair will do the job, that’s what we’ll quote for. We only recommend a re-roof when the roof has genuinely reached the end of its life, and we’ll show you why.

Yes – all our work is fully insured and our workmanship is guaranteed. We’ll explain what the guarantee covers when we quote.

All of Harrogate and HG1–HG3, including the Duchy, Bilton, Jennyfields, Starbeck, Harlow Hill, Pannal and Killinghall, plus Knaresborough, Nidderdale and the surrounding villages.

Yes. We work for homeowners, landlords, letting agents and commercial premises on both pitched and flat roofs.

We’ll arrange a survey as quickly as we can. If water is coming in, tell us when you call and we’ll do our best to make the roof safe and watertight quickly.

It depends on the fault and the access needed – a few slates is very different to a valley or a whole ridge. After a free inspection we give you a fixed written price.

Usually, yes. We source new or reclaimed natural slate to match as closely as possible, which matters on Harrogate’s Victorian and Edwardian homes.

It depends on the size and shape of the roof, slate or tile, scaffolding, chimneys and any timber repairs. We’ll give you an itemised written quote after a free survey.

Like-for-like replacement often doesn’t, but listed buildings and some conservation areas in Harrogate have restrictions. We’ll advise you if you should check with North Yorkshire Council first.

GRP gives a rigid, seamless finish that suits visible roofs and light foot traffic. EPDM is a flexible single sheet that suits larger, simpler roofs. We’ll recommend the right one for yours.

Most garage and extension roofs take a day or two, depending on size, weather and whether the decking needs replacing.

Usually rain is getting in through failed flashings, eroded pointing, cracked flaunching or an open flue. We’ll inspect the stack to find the cause.

Yes – brick and stone. On older stone stacks we’ll recommend lime-based mortar where it suits the building.

If the fascias are rotten the gutters have to come off anyway, so doing both at once usually saves money overall.

Yes. Single leaks, loose brackets and damaged sections can be repaired without replacing the whole run.

Not necessarily. In older stone properties penetrating damp and condensation are very common, so we check gutters, pointing and the roof before recommending anything.

Yes – we remove salt-damaged plaster and re-plaster or skim so the walls are ready to decorate.

Soft, older stone usually needs a breathable lime-based mortar rather than hard cement, which can trap moisture and damage the stone. We’ll recommend the right mix for your wall.

A modern through-coloured render. The colour runs right through, so it doesn’t need painting and resists cracking and fading.

Sandstone has a natural, varied look; porcelain is more uniform, very hard-wearing and easier to clean. We’ll bring samples to help you choose.

Yes. Retaining walls and steps can create level, usable areas, built with the right foundations and drainage.