New roofs · Lancashire
New roofs and re-roofs across Lancashire
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Patching the same roof every winter? When the felt underneath has gone or tiles are flaking across a whole slope, the job is a new roof: stripped back, new breathable membrane and battens, then re-tiled or re-slated with the valleys, lead and ridge finished. Peak Roofing re-roofs houses across Burnley, Chorley, Preston and the towns between.
A new roof, in short
We look at the roof and tell you whether we think it needs replacing, and why, or whether a repair will do. If it’s a re-roof, you get the price before any work, scaffold goes up, the old roof comes off and the new one goes on. The quote is free, with no obligation.
Our work
New roofs and re-roofs
Stripped back, membrane and battens on, then tiled or slated. See more of our roofing work
What to look for
Signs a roof needs replacing, not patching
- Lots of patched or mismatched tilesYears of repairs, and new ones keep slipping.
- Leaks in more than one placeThe felt underneath has perished, not just one tile.
- Tiles crumbling or covered in mossOld clay or concrete tiles that are soft or flaking.
- A sagging roof lineBattens or timbers have suffered from long-term damp.
- Ridges and valleys failing againRe-bedded before, now going again.
- Repairs keep adding upWhen the patching never ends, a new roof can make more sense.
What a new roof in Lancashire includes
- Scaffold
- Old tiles, battens and felt stripped
- Timbers checked
- New breathable membrane
- New battens
- New tiles or slates
- Valleys and lead work
- Dry-fix or bedded ridge and hips
Roof replacement in tiles or slate
A re-roof can be in concrete tiles with a clipped dry ridge, clay plain tiles round dormers, tile-hanging on a gable, or natural slate. A tile-hung gable gets the same membrane and battens as the roof, then the clay tiles go on.
The covering is chosen to suit the house. In a conservation area, or on a listed building, matching the original material may be required, so check with the council first.
How a re-roof runs
First, we look at the roof and you get the price. On the day, scaffold goes up and the old tiles, battens and felt come off. The timbers are checked. A new breathable membrane goes on, then new battens set out to suit the tile or slate, then the roof covering itself, working up to the valleys, hips and ridge. Roof windows can go in at the batten stage.
How new roof prices work
A new roof is priced on its size, shape, the tile or slate, the number of valleys and hips, and access. You get the price before any work starts. We’ll also tell you if a repair would do instead; see roof repairs. For flat roofs over extensions, see flat roofing.
Questions
New roof questions
How much does a new roof cost?
It depends on the size and shape of the roof, the tile or slate, the valleys and hips, and access. We price it after looking, before any work. The quote is free.
How long does a re-roof take?
It depends on the size of the roof and the weather. We’ll tell you how long your job should take when we quote.
Can you re-roof in winter?
Roofs are replaced all year round, with the work planned around the weather.
Do I need planning permission for a new roof?
Re-roofing like for like doesn’t normally need planning permission, but listed buildings, conservation areas with Article 4 directions, and changes to the roof shape can. Building regulations can apply when a large part of a roof is renewed, so check before work starts. More questions.
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