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Slipped slates, a leaking flat roof or a failing chimney flashing? Tell us what’s happening and we’ll pass your enquiry to an independent roofer who covers your area. We don’t carry out the work ourselves.

A good roof inspection should include

  • A check of tiles, slates and flashings
  • Photos of any problems found
  • Repair versus replace options
  • A written quote
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Houses, flats and commercial roofs · Stock photo for illustration
  • Pitched & flat roof enquiries
  • Free to send, no obligation
  • Ask any roofer for insurance proof
  • Enquiries from all of London
Roofing jobs

Roofing jobs you can ask about

From a single slipped slate to a complete new roof. Describe the job and we’ll look for an independent roofer who takes on that kind of work.

All service details

Roof repairs and new roofs: the facts first

What to do about a leak, published 2026 repair and replacement costs, and the Building Regulations and planning points for London roofs.

  • Roof repair in London

    What to do about a leak today, published 2026 repair costs per m², insurance, scaffolding and how to spot a doorstep roofer.

  • New roof cost

    2026 UK figures for a new roof by roof type, extras, Building Regulations thresholds and planning on London streets.

Close-up of a traditional slate roof
Ask for evidence first

See the problem before you pay to fix it

A leak inside rarely sits directly under its cause. Whoever you hire, ask them to inspect the roof, photograph what they find and explain whether a targeted repair will do or whether the covering is near the end of its life, so you can decide with the facts in front of you.

  • Ask for photos of any defects found
  • Ask for repair options before replacement
  • Expect safe access with scaffolding or towers
Before you hire

How to find a roofer who tells you the truth

No scare tactics: ask whoever quotes for evidence and options.

Evidence first

Ask for photos of the problem before any work is agreed.

Right materials

Slates, tiles and lead should match your roof and local character, especially in a conservation area.

Safe working

Expect proper scaffolding and edge protection, not ladders and luck.

Honest options

A good roofer will say so if a repair will do, rather than sell you a new roof.

Clean site

Agree debris chutes, tarpaulins and a tidy-up of gutters and gardens in the written quote.

Check insurance first

Roofers work independently of this site, so ask for proof of public liability insurance before scaffolding or work is booked.

Coverage

Roofing enquiries from all of London

Send an enquiry from anywhere in Greater London and we’ll look for an independent roofer who covers your area.

London has a wide mix of roofs: Welsh slate on Victorian terraces, clay tiles on 1930s semis, lead-lined bays and mansards, and flat roofs over rear extensions. Whoever you hire should match slates, tiles and lead to your roof and its surroundings.

Enquiries about commercial and industrial roofs are welcome too; describe the building when you get in touch.

Any inspection is arranged directly between you and the roofer, at your property.

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Send a roofing enquiry

Tell us what’s happening with your roof and the type of property. We’ll try to pass it to an independent roofer who covers your area.

Leak, slipped slate or tired roof?

Send one free enquiry, then ask the roofer for the evidence before you decide.

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