The tiles
Breaks, movement, and the tiles either side.
South East London service area
Roofers in Bexleyheath
We cover Bexleyheath for leak tracing, tile repairs, flat roofs, gutters and re-roofs. It is a planned job from Hayes.
We work out of 43 Hudson Road, Hayes, UB3 5EL. Ring first and we will tell you honestly how soon we can get to Bexleyheath.
Photographed on one of our own jobs
Service areaBexleyheath and nearby Welling, Barnehurst and Bexley
Business address43 Hudson Road, Hayes, UB3 5EL
Direct contact07584 213 770
Roofs in Bexleyheath
Common roof problems in Bexleyheath
Bexleyheath is a classic 1930s Southern Railway suburb: rows of interwar semis with hipped roofs, plain or interlocking tiles, and bay windows. Roof forms repeat street to street, which makes patterns easy to spot.
Hipped roofs have mortar-bedded hip tiles running down each corner. When that mortar cracks and washes out, tiles work loose along the hip and water tracks down the line instead of off it.
Getting to you from Hayes
South east of London, so a planned trip rather than a same-day call from Hayes.
Our yard is at 43 Hudson Road, Hayes, UB3 5EL. Ring 07584 213 770 with the postcode and we will tell you straight away whether we are the right people for the job.
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When we come out
Roof repairs in Bexleyheath: what we check
A wet patch at the edge of a roof can come from an overflowing gutter, rotten felt, or a problem further up the slope. We look at how the water travels, not just where it ends up.
The felt
Signs water is getting under the tiles and running down to the eaves.
Gutters and outlets
Clear, lined up, and big enough for the roof.
Our work
One of our re-roofs, start to finish
Fourteen photos of one West London re-roof. It was not in Bexleyheath, but it shows how we work.
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Bexleyheath questions
Bexleyheath roofing FAQ
The mortar along the corners of my roof is crumbling. Is that urgent?
Not an emergency, but do not leave it for years. Dry-fix systems are one option, re-bedding is another. Which suits depends on the tile and the state of the timber underneath.
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