Pitched Roofs in West Malling in West Malling & Kent

With so many roofers to choose from, we have worked hard to build a reputation based on trust and quality. We don't believe in "quick fixes" that will fail in six months. We believe in doing the job right the first time.

• 20+ Years of Experience: We have seen every type of roof problem imaginable and know exactly how to fix them.
• 10 to 15-Year Guarantees: We stand by the quality of our work. All major pitched roof projects come with a long-term guarantee for your peace of mind.
• All-Inclusive Service: Our quotes include scaffolding and waste clearance. You won't have to manage multiple contractors or deal with hidden fees.
• Fully Insured: We carry comprehensive Public Liability Insurance, protecting you and your property while we work.
• Payment Flexibility: We accept all major credit and debit cards, making it easier for you to manage the cost of your home improvements.
• Local Knowledge: As a West Malling business, our reputation is everything. We treat every home as if it were our own.

It usually comes down to the frequency of leaks and the age of the materials. If you have a single slipped tile or a minor leak around a chimney, a repair is often enough. However, if your tiles are crumbling (delaminating), your felt is rotting, or you are constantly calling out a roofer for new leaks, a replacement is more cost-effective in the long run. We provide honest inspections to tell you which option is best for your budget.

For a standard semi-detached or detached home in Kent, a full strip and re-tile usually takes between 5 and 10 working days, depending on the weather. Because we handle our own scaffolding and waste, we can often move faster than companies that have to wait for external suppliers.

Concrete tiles are very durable, come in a wide range of colours, and are generally more budget-friendly. Clay tiles are a more traditional choice, often seen on older Kentish properties. They tend to hold their colour better over decades and have a more natural, weathered look that many people prefer for period homes.

Yes. Ridge tiles (the tiles at the very top of your roof) are often the first to come loose due to wind and the failure of old mortar. We can re-bed these using traditional mortar or upgrade you to a "dry-ridge" system, which uses mechanical fixings and is much more resistant to storm damage.