New Roofs specialists
New Roofs in Southall
If your roof in Southall is reaching the end of its life, patching it up year after year rarely makes financial sense. Grange Roofing installs complete new pitched roofs for homeowners across Southall and the wider Middlesex area, stripping the old covering back to the rafters and rebuilding it with modern breathable membranes, new treated battens and quality tiles or natural slate.
Every new roof we fit comes with a 25-year guarantee, and insurance-backed guarantees are available. You get a clear written quotation before any work starts, a dedicated team on site, and a tidy property when we leave.
Signs you may need a new roof
- ✓Repeated leaks in different places, even after repairs
- ✓Many slipped, cracked or missing tiles or slates
- ✓Sagging along the ridge or between rafters
- ✓Original roof over 60 years old with no underlay
- ✓Daylight visible through the roof from the loft
- ✓Nail fatigue causing slates to slide off
Tiles, slates and materials
Homes in Southall range across 1930s semi-detached homes, bungalows, terraced streets and plenty of flat-roofed garages, dormers and extensions. We match the style of your property and the street, whether that means natural Spanish or Welsh slate, concrete interlocking tiles, handmade-look clay plain tiles or lightweight composite slates. Where planning or conservation rules apply in the London Borough of Ealing, we advise on suitable materials before you commit.
What affects the cost of a new roof
The price of a new roof depends on the size and pitch, the material you choose, access and scaffolding, the number of chimneys, valleys and dormers, and whether any rafters or the fascia boards need replacing. Our quotes are itemised so you can see exactly where the money goes, and there are no hidden extras once work begins.
Ventilation, insulation and building regulations
A replacement roof is the ideal time to improve ventilation and loft insulation. We use breathable membranes and dry-fix ridge and verge systems that reduce maintenance, meet current building regulations and help prevent condensation inside the loft.
