Mortar or dry fix?
Mortar-bedded ridges need occasional repointing. Dry-fix systems remove that maintenance and stand up well to wind.
Tile Roofing
Tiled roofs that sit right and stay put
Correct gauge, correct fixings and properly finished ridges, hips and verges. That is what keeps a tiled roof weathertight for decades.
Signs to look for
You may need this if…
Any one of these is worth a look. Several together usually means the roof is telling you something.
- Slipped or cracked tiles
- Loose ridge or hip tiles
- Crumbling mortar at the ridge or verge
- Moss lifting tiles
- Daylight visible in the loft
What the work includes
- Tile matching and sourcing
- Battening to the correct gauge
- Fixing to suit exposure
- Ridge, hip and verge finishing
- Complete re-tiling
Suitable for
- Houses and bungalows
- Extensions
- Garages
- Dormers
Materials & systems
- Concrete interlocking tiles
- Clay tiles
- Breathable membrane
- Treated battens
- Ridge and verge systems
Honest guidance
What you should know
Don't just re-bed
Re-bedding a ridge over failed underlay hides the real problem. We check what is underneath before quoting.
How it runs
The typical process
- 01
Assess and match
Tile type, colour and condition.
- 02
Repair or re-tile
Whichever the roof genuinely needs.
- 03
Lay
Membrane, battens and tiles.
- 04
Finish
Ridges, hips, verges and valleys.
Questions
Tile roofing FAQs
Related services
Often needed alongside
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