Roofing Services in Basingstoke
R W Roofing Services Ltd helps homeowners in Basingstoke with roofing problems ranging from localised leaks and broken tiles to deteriorating flat roofs, chimney defects and complete roof replacement.
Water can enter through damaged tiles, failed flashing, valleys, roof junctions or defects around a chimney. The point at which damp becomes visible inside the property is not always directly beneath the source, so a proper inspection is important.
We assess the overall condition of the roof, identify the likely cause of the problem and explain whether a repair, maintenance work or replacement is the most appropriate option.
Areas We Cover Around Basingstoke
Basingstoke
Some of the towns we cover
Basingstoke Roofing Projects
Work completed by R W Roofing
Roofing FAQs for Basingstoke Homeowners
Do you carry out small roof repairs in Basingstoke?
Yes. We undertake smaller repairs as well as larger projects. This can include replacing broken tiles, repairing isolated leaks, resolving damaged flashing and securing loose ridge or hip tiles.
Can you inspect a roof that has started leaking?
Yes. We undertake smaller repairs as well as larger projects. This can include replacing broken tiles, repairing isolated leaks, resolving damaged flashing and securing loose ridge or hip tiles.
Can you inspect a roof that has started leaking?
Yes. We can inspect the roof to identify likely entry points and assess the condition of the surrounding tiles, flashing, valleys, chimneys and roof junctions.
Is it better to repair or replace an older roof?
That depends on the overall condition of the roof. A localised defect may be repairable, but widespread deterioration, repeated leaks or failing materials may make replacement more cost-effective over the longer term.
Do you replace garage and extension flat roofs?
Yes. We repair and replace flat roofs on garages, extensions, dormers and outbuildings. We will explain the available roofing options and recommend a suitable system.
Do you offer urgent roofing help after storm damage?
Yes, subject to location and availability. The initial priority may be to make the roof safe and reduce further water entry before permanent repairs are undertaken.
