Checking the roof
Pitch, the deck underneath, ventilation and which metal system suits.
Standing seam metal looks sharp on a modern extension or dormer, and it lasts. But it shows every mistake. A seam out of line or a sloppy edge is obvious from the garden, so the planning matters as much as the fitting.
It suits some roofs brilliantly and others not at all. These are the usual reasons people ask us about it.
We set out the whole roof before the first sheet goes up, so the seams line up and the edges finish neatly.
Pitch, the deck underneath, ventilation and which metal system suits.
Sheet widths, fixings and seam positions planned so it looks right from the ground.
Eaves, verges, ridges and anything coming through the roof, detailed to match.
Metal expands and contracts with the temperature, and it needs air moving under it to stop condensation. We plan for both, not just for how it looks on day one.
Mostly standing seam, plus profiled sheet on outbuildings. They look different and go on differently. We will show you both.
Much less than people expect. With insulation and a solid deck underneath, it is usually no louder than a tiled roof.
Often, yes. It depends on the metal, the coating and where the damage is.
For many modern extensions, very. It works at low pitches where tiles would not.
We are in Hayes, UB3 5EL. The closer you are, the quicker we can get to you. Ring with the postcode and you will get a straight answer.
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