Leaks & Emergencies

Storm Damage Repairs

Full assessment and repair after wind, rain or hail has lifted tiles, damaged flashing or stripped ridge tiles.

A semi-detached house with full scaffolding erected and two roofers stripping and re-covering the pitched tiled roof, with a skip for waste on the driveway.

About Our Storm Damage Repairs Service

High wind puts genuine mechanical stress on a roof covering — it can lift tiles or slates whose fixings have already weakened over time, tear at ridge and hip mortar that's started to crack, and dislodge flashing that was only loosely seated to begin with. What makes storm damage tricky is that the visible fallout — tiles on the lawn, a gap you can see from the street — is often only part of the picture. Nearby tiles that shifted but didn't fully come free, flashing that lifted at the edge without tearing away completely, and hairline cracks in ridge mortar all tend to get missed from a ground-level look, and each one is a starting point for the next leak. A proper storm-damage repair means assessing the whole roof after the event, not just replacing what's obviously gone, and photographing the damage as it stands for insurance purposes before anything is touched.

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Benefits of Our Storm Damage Repairs Service

  • Assesses the whole roof, not just the tiles that are obviously missing
  • Documents damage properly, useful if you need to make an insurance claim
  • Catches partially-lifted tiles and flashing before they cause the next leak

Storm Damage Repairs — Frequently Asked Questions

Storm Damage Repairs — Areas We Cover

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