Slipped slates and broken tiles
We repair the damaged covering and check the nearby fixing area.
Roof Repairs in Glenrothes
We repair leaking roofs, slipped coverings and damaged roof junctions in Glenrothes.
- Leaks and damaged coverings repaired
- Chimney and wall junctions checked
- The repair explained before work
Find the Cause of Your Roof Leak
We check the affected roof and the details around it, so the repair deals with where water gets in.
Flashing around chimneys and walls
We check the weatherproof detail where different parts of the roof meet.
Water travelling under the roof
The entry point can be away from the mark indoors. We investigate the likely route.
Repair the Parts That Need Work
We explain which parts need repairing and how the repair meets the roof that stays in place.
Repair the damaged section
A damaged section may be repairable without replacing the whole covering.
The surrounding roof
We check its condition before recommending how far the work needs to go.
A wider problem
If the damage is more extensive, we explain the replacement option and what changes.
Your Roofing Work, Step by Step
- 1
Tell us about the leak
Describe where it appears and whether it changes with rain.
- 2
Check the affected roof
We assess the relevant coverings and junctions using suitable access.
- 3
Agree and complete the repair
We explain the work and quote before carrying out the agreed repairs.
Find the Roofing Work You Need
Roof Repairs: Your Questions Answered
Does a ceiling stain mean I need a new roof?
No. A stain shows that moisture needs investigating; it does not prove the whole roof has failed. We check the likely entry point and the condition around it.
What should I send with a roof repair enquiry?
Your postcode, where you have noticed the problem and a way to contact you are enough to start. Any photographs should be taken safely from inside or ground level.
Tell Us About Your Roof
Send your postcode and what needs attention. We will contact you to discuss the work.
A repair or a new roof.
Start with your postcode.