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Helpful Advice For Common Roofing Problems
Practical guidance for homeowners dealing with leaks, slipped tiles, gutter problems, chimney issues and storm damage.
Not sure what's wrong?
You don't need to diagnose it from an article. If water is getting in or something looks damaged, arrange an inspection.
✓ Repair-first advice✓ Local service area✓ Free inspectionADVICE CENTRE
Start With The Problem You've Noticed
These topics form the foundation of the advice section and can be expanded into detailed articles as the site grows.
1
Why Is My Roof Leaking?
Common areas to investigate when water starts appearing inside a property.
LEAKING ROOF REPAIRS →2Slipped Or Broken Roof Tiles
Why local tile damage can lead to water ingress if left exposed.
ROOF REPAIRS →3Why Is My Gutter Leaking?
Joints, outlets, alignment and other common guttering problems.
GUTTER REPAIRS →4Does A Flat Roof Need Replacing?
Why the condition and extent of damage matter when deciding between repair and replacement.
FLAT ROOF REPAIRS →5Chimney & Flashing Problems
How roof junctions around chimneys can become vulnerable to water ingress.
CHIMNEY REPAIRS →6What To Check After A Storm
Visible warning signs after high winds and severe weather.
STORM DAMAGE →
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Useful Answers Before You Decide What To Do Next
The advice section is built around the questions customers ask when something goes wrong: whether a small leak can wait, why gutters overflow only in heavy rain, how water gets in around a chimney, and when a flat roof can be repaired rather than replaced.
The aim is not to turn homeowners into roofers. It is to explain the warning signs, what may be causing them and when it is sensible to arrange an inspection. Advice articles link directly to the relevant repair services so that someone researching a problem can move naturally from information to arranging help.
PRACTICAL ROOFING ADVICEClear information before you decide what to do next.