Slate Roof Repair and Installation

Our roofing company is based in Central London and is well-placed to meet your slate roofing requirements.

Known for its attractive design, slate roofing is both distinctive and comes in many varieties, making it a popular type of roofing material. Slate is a material that is robust and built to last, capable of combating all weather conditions. It is worth to note, that slate roofing is also one of the most fire resistant materials available, which provides additional safety for your home and your own peace of mind.

If you wish to minimise the running costs of your home then slate roofing is a great option for you. Slate roofs provide extensive insulation, keeping buildings warmer in the winter and cooler in the summer, therefore, saving you money on your energy bills. Slate roof tiles are also environmentally friendly. On top of the natural insulation provided by slate, we will also install top quality insulation into your new roof.

In terms of maintenance, slate roof requires very little upkeep. However, to ensure the safety of your roof we would recommend you get in touch with a professional roofer, such as ourselves, to inspect it every year or two. If any problems with your slate roof do arise, such as broken or damaged tiles, these can be easily repaired or replaced with very little hassle.

We work in the highest standards and all new roofs come with 10 year INSURED guarantee, which means you are covered even if we cease trading. Whether you’re looking for a flat roof repair or a new installation, we offer a free roof replacement quotation, just enter your details in our contact us page and we will arrange for one of our roofing technicians to visit and assess your roofing needs.

A quality slate roof can last 60 to 100 years or more, which is why correct fixing matters so much. With the right nails, battens and detailing, a well-laid slate roof outperforms virtually every other covering over its lifetime and needs very little maintenance — poorly fixed slate, by contrast, can slip and crack long before the material itself is worn out.