Roofers Walthamstow

New Roofs, Tiling & Slating

Walthamstow has everything. Victorian terraces, Edwardian homes, 1930s semis, loft conversions, and modern flats.

Each roof requires tiles that match the property’s style and provide long-lasting protection.

We install all major roof tiles:

• Clay Tiles: Clay tiles are strong, long-lasting, and retain their colour. They appear on older Victorian and Edwardian homes.
• Concrete Tiles: Concrete tiles are heavy, durable, and budget-friendly. They are common on post-war and modern houses.
• Natural Slate: Natural slate is high-quality, thin, and built for longevity. Common on period homes in the area.
• Man-Made Slate: Man-made slate is lighter and cheaper than natural slate. Often used on new builds and extensions.
• Plain Tiles: Plain tiles are small and neat with a traditional finish. Often found on older terraced houses and cottages.
• Interlocking Systems: Interlocking tiles lock firmly together to keep out water and withstand strong winds. They are common on modern estates and refurbished roofs across the area.
• Composite Tiles: Composite tiles are lightweight and made from a mix of materials for added strength. They are common loft conversions, garden buildings, and newer roofs in Walthamstow.

All materials used are sourced from trusted UK manufacturers. All have excellent durability and colour consistency.

Every new roof includes airflow, insulation, and neatly finished ridges and valleys.

A new roof will transform the look of your home, enhance protection and last many decades.

Flat Roofs

Flat roofs are common throughout Walthamstow, on kitchen extensions, loft dormers, garages, and revamped Victorian homes.

Flat roofs require strong materials to cope with changing weather and heavy rainfall.

We provide several hard-wearing flat roof systems:

• Three-layer felt roofing: This material has three layers of felt melted together. It is tough, cheap, and good for sheds, garages, and small flat roofs.
• Torch-on felt systems: Like normal felt, but heated with a torch to make it stick better. It lasts longer and is suitable for homes and other buildings that need a stronger roof.
• GRP fibreglass roofing: A hard, plastic-like roof made from resin and matting. It has no seams, requires little care, and is ideal for flat roofs that must remain watertight.
• EPDM rubber roofing: A large sheet of rubber covers the roof. It is long-lasting, easy to fit, and good for most flat roofs.

All flat roofs are installed with the correct drainage, insulation, and edge finishing.

Fascias, Soffits & Guttering

All homes need effective roofline protection. Old timber boards often rot or warp, leading to leaks and airflow problems.

We install uPVC fascias, soffits, guttering, and downpipes.

• Fascias: Fascias protect the edge of your roof, support the guttering, and give the roofline a clean, finished look.
• Soffits: uPVC soffits close the gap under the roof edge, allow airflow into the loft, and prevent moisture build-up.
• Guttering: Guttering collects rainwater from the roof and channels it safely away from the property. Protecting walls, brickwork, and foundations from water damage.
• Downpipes: Downpipes carry rainwater from the guttering to the ground or drain, ensuring efficient drainage and keeping the exterior walls dry and protected.

We match the style and colour to your home for a seamless finish and ensure proper drainage angles for efficient water flow.

Emergency Roofing Services

Our emergency roofers in Walthamstow provide fast response times covering all types of urgent roof issues:

• Storm Damage: High winds, heavy rain, or debris can tear off tiles or puncture the roof, exposing your home to water.
• Leaks: Water entering through the roof will quickly damage ceilings, insulation, and internal structures.
• Structural Sagging: A dip or sag in the roofline indicates failure in the rafters or decking. Requiring immediate attention.
• Fallen Trees or Debris Impact: Large branches or objects can penetrate roofing materials and compromise structural integrity.
• Tile or Slate Loss: Large sections of missing or broken tiles leave the roof unprotected against the weather and leaks.
• Flashing Failure: Damaged or displaced flashing around chimneys, skylights, or vents often leads to sudden leaks during rainfall.