Tile Roofing
Clay and Concrete Tile Roofing
Plain tile, pantile and interlocking systems installed to BS 5534.
Overview
Tiled roofs are the backbone of housing stock across South Gloucestershire and North Somerset. Whether it's a 1930s clay plain tile roof or a 1990s concrete interlocking system, we assess batten condition, fixing specification and wind uplift before recommending repair or replacement.
Common warning signs
- Cracked, spalling or laminating tiles
- Slipped tiles after high winds
- Loose mortar bedding at ridge and verge
- Moss build-up blocking tile drainage channels
- Sagging battens visible from the loft
- Daylight through gaps at the verge
Our process
- 01
Tell us about the issue
Send photos, symptoms and access details through the enquiry form or the demo assistant.
- 02
Initial phone assessment
A roofer talks the problem through, flags urgency and books the right survey slot.
- 03
Roof inspection
On-site or drone survey with photographs of every defect we find.
- 04
Written quotation
Itemised, fixed-scope quotation with materials, access and guarantee terms in writing.
- 05
Work completed
Scheduled works with photo updates each day and a clean-site policy throughout.
- 06
Sign-off and aftercare
Final walk-round, handover pack, guarantee documents and aftercare reminders.
Materials we use
- Clay plain tiles and pantiles
- Concrete interlocking tiles
- Dry ridge and dry verge systems
- Treated graded battens
- Eaves protection trays and ventilation
Tile Roofing FAQs
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