When it leaks
Only in driving rain? After days of rain? Only in winter? Each points somewhere different.
West London service area
Roofers in Hounslow
Hounslow is a short trip down the A312. We deal with leaks, damaged tiles, flat roofs, gutters and full re-roofs across the area.
We work out of 43 Hudson Road, Hayes, UB3 5EL. Ring first and we will tell you honestly how soon we can get to Hounslow.
Photographed on one of our own jobs
Service areaHounslow and nearby Cranford, Isleworth and Whitton
Business address43 Hudson Road, Hayes, UB3 5EL
Direct contact07584 213 770
Roofs in Hounslow
Common roof problems in Hounslow
Hounslow has Victorian terraces near the centre, interwar semis spreading towards Cranford and Whitton, and post-war blocks between them. Many properties on the flight-path streets have had loft sound-insulation fitted, which changes how the roof space breathes.
Insulation packed into a loft without keeping the eaves ventilation clear traps moisture. The homeowner then reports a leak that only turns up in cold weather. It is condensation running off the underside of the underlay, not rain.
Getting to you from Hayes
A short trip from Hayes down the A312 or A4. Regular territory.
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 Hounslow: what we check
If water comes in after heavy rain, the cause could be a slipped tile, a failed flashing, a blocked outlet or a join between two roofs. We match what you see inside to what is wrong outside before suggesting a fix.
Joins
Chimneys, parapets and changes in roof angle are the usual weak points.
Around the repair
No point fixing one tile into rotten battens.
Our work
One of our re-roofs, start to finish
Fourteen photos of one West London re-roof. It was not in Hounslow, but it shows how we work.
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Hounslow questions
Hounslow roofing FAQ
Damp appears in my loft in winter but not when it rains. Is that a leak?
Probably not. That pattern points to condensation rather than water coming through the roof, and the fix is ventilation, not new tiles. We will say so rather than sell you a re-roof.
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