Re-Roofing across Thanet & East Kent
Full roof replacements across Thanet and East Kent. Stripped to the timbers, new membrane, battens and tiles. 20+ years' experience. Free survey.
Re-Roofing
There comes a point where repairing a roof stops making sense. You've had someone out three times in two years, each time for a different slipped tile, and each time they've fixed that one and left the twenty next to it that are about to do the same thing. That's the moment to stop patching.
A re-roof is a big job and we don't sell them lightly. If your roof has ten good years in it we'll tell you so. But when the fixings have gone, the membrane has perished or the timber underneath needs attention, replacing it properly is cheaper over any sensible timeframe than paying for repairs that keep coming back.
We've been re-roofing across Thanet and East Kent for over twenty years — everything from Victorian slate on the seafront to concrete tile on post-war semis.
What a full re-roof includes
When we quote a re-roof, this is what's in the price. If something extra turns up once we've stripped it, you'll hear about it before we carry on — not on the final invoice.
- Scaffolding — designed and erected for the property, with proper edge protection. Included, not an afterthought.
- Stripping the existing roof — tiles or slates, battens, old felt, the lot. Where the existing tiles are worth salvaging and you want them reused, we sort and stack them as we go.
- Inspecting the timbers — with everything off, we can finally see the rafters, purlins and wall plates. Any rot, splitting or beetle damage gets identified now.
- Breathable membrane — replacing the old bitumen felt, which will have gone brittle. Breathable membrane lets moisture out of the roof space while keeping weather out.
- New treated battens — correctly gauged for the covering going on.
- The new covering — tiles or slates, laid to the right gauge and fixed for the exposure of the site.
- Ridges, hips and verges — rebuilt, and mechanically fixed rather than just bedded in mortar where exposure calls for it.
- Leadwork — new flashings, soakers, valleys and chimney abutments. This is where roofs leak.
- Clearing the site — skips, waste and every last broken tile off your drive.




