Post-war bungalow and semi-detached stock with aging concrete tile roofs and a high concentration of flat-roofed rear extensions reaching end of life simultaneously. Re-roofing a bungalow in Crossens almost always involves the question of the rear extension flat roof. We assess both at the same free survey and provide a combined quote — one scaffold, one mobilisation, significantly better value than separate jobs.
Post-war bungalow and semi-detached stock with aging concrete tile roofs and a high concentration of flat-roofed rear extensions reaching end of life simultaneously.
Re-roofing a bungalow in Crossens almost always involves the question of the rear extension flat roof. We assess both at the same free survey and provide a combined quote — one scaffold, one mobilisation, significantly better value than separate jobs.
Concrete interlocking tiles, stainless fixings, breathable underlay, marine mortar ridge, GRP flat roof extension option quoted simultaneously.
Every re-roof starts with a free on-roof survey. We access the roof, inspect rafter and batten condition from the loft, assess felt underlay state, and measure all valleys, ridges and hip lengths. You receive a written specification and price within 24 hours of the survey. No work begins without written acceptance.
All our re-roofing quotes include: scaffold erection and strike, stripping of existing covering, felt and batten inspection with replacement where needed, new breathable underlay, treated battens, tile covering in the specified material, ridge and hip bedding in the specified mortar, all lead valley and flashing renewal, waste disposal, and the 10-year workmanship guarantee. No hidden additions.
No call-out fee. Written specification and price within 24 hours.
01704 620 427| 2-bed terrace (concrete) | £4,200–£6,500 | Scaffold included |
| 3-bed semi (concrete) | £5,500–£9,000 | Most common type |
| 3-bed semi (clay tile) | £7,000–£11,500 | Period properties |
| 3-bed semi (natural slate) | £8,500–£14,000 | Matched or reclaimed |
| 4-bed detached | £9,000–£20,000 | Depends on complexity |
| Partial re-roof (one slope) | £2,500–£5,500 | Where others are sound |
We carry out an on-roof survey, inspect the loft space, and measure all roof elements. The written specification confirms: tile type and manufacturer, mortar specification (marine or lime as appropriate for Crossens), lead grade, underlay specification, scaffold requirements, timeline and total cost.
The existing covering is stripped to felt or bare rafters. Every rafter, batten and section of felt is inspected. Damaged elements are replaced at a cost agreed before we proceed — never added at the end. New breathable underlay is laid from eaves to ridge, fully lapped and taped.
Tiling begins at the eaves. Every tile is mechanically fixed — clips rather than nails only. Ridge and hip tiles are bedded in the specified mortar. Valleys are relaid in lead. All chimney flashings are renewed in grade-4 lead. On completion we walk the finished roof with you and provide written guarantee documentation.
“Bungalow re-roof plus GRP extension in one job. One scaffold hire. They suggested combining them — saved us around £600 on the scaffold cost alone.”
“1963 bungalow with widespread nail sickness. Full re-roof in stainless fixings. First winter completely dry.”
“Exposed northern position — they used mechanical ridge clips as standard. Previous roofer had just re-bedded in mortar, which lasted two winters.”
The main cost variables on a Southport re-roof are: tile material (concrete interlocking is the entry point, clay plain and natural slate carry a premium), roof complexity (a simple hip roof with one valley costs less to re-roof than a multi-valley Edwardian with dormers), substrate condition (rotten rafters or battens found during stripping add to the cost but are quoted before proceeding), and access difficulty (restricted scaffold positions or soft ground conditions increase access costs).
All of these variables are assessed at the free survey and specified in the written quote. The price you receive is the price you pay — we do not add items to the bill on the day of completion.
All re-roofing work carries a 10-year written workmanship guarantee. This covers the installation: the specification decisions, the workmanship quality, and the materials we supply. If anything we are responsible for fails within 10 years, we return and rectify at no cost. The guarantee is transferable on property sale. Tiles carry the manufacturer's warranty separately — typically 30 to 50 years. Call 01704 620 427 for a free survey and written quote.
A full re-roof on a 3-bedroom semi in Crossens typically costs £5,500–£9,000 with standard concrete tile, or £7,000–£12,000+ with clay plain tile or natural slate. Free survey and written quote — call 01704 620 427.
Yes. Crossens is within our regular coverage area in the PR9 postcode. We carry out full re-roofs across the area throughout the year, with major works best scheduled for June–September.
A standard 3-bedroom semi in Crossens takes 5–7 working days. Larger or more complex properties with multiple valleys, dormers or prominent chimney stacks may take 7–10 days. We provide a written programme before we start.
Like-for-like replacement using matching materials generally does not require planning permission. Changing from clay tile to concrete, or from natural slate to artificial, on a conservation area or listed property may require consent. We check planning status at every survey.
All re-roofing work carries our 10-year written workmanship guarantee. Tiles carry the manufacturer’s own warranty (typically 30–50 years). Lead carries a 60+ year specification life. Call 01704 620 427 for a free survey.
Post-war bungalow and semi-detached stock with aging concrete tile roofs and a high concentration of flat-roofed rear extensions reaching end of life simultaneously. The most common replacement triggers are widespread nail sickness in concrete tile stock, end-of-life felt underlay visible from the loft, systematic valley or flashing failure, or age combined with multiple simultaneous repair needs.
Yes. Where scaffold is already going up for a re-roof, combining chimney repointing, fascia and soffit replacement, guttering replacement, or flat roof extension replacement saves significant scaffold costs. We identify and quote these combinations at the free survey.
No call-out fee. Written specification and price within 24 hours. NFRC registered, fully insured.
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