Lead flashing renovation is suitable when the existing lead is still in good condition and only needs cleaning, sealing, patination oil or minor repairs. Not all lead can be renovated. If the lead is cracked, badly lifted, too thin or incorrectly installed, the price will need to be calculated under the Lead Flashing service for new lead installation.

Select this option if you prefer to arrange the removal and ecological disposal of all construction waste and old materials entirely by yourself at your own expense. In this case, we will not charge you for skip hire or waste disposal. The responsibility for clearing the site in a timely manner and obtaining any necessary permits for your own container rests fully with you.

The price covers the loading and subsequent ecological disposal of construction waste for one skip provided by us (calculated per single unit). Depending on the scope of work, multiple skips may be required (waste from approx. 80 m² typically fits into one). If you prefer to arrange the waste removal and disposal yourself, please select the self-arranged disposal option instead.

Two Side Scaffold Setup is suitable when roof repairs require safe access to two sides of the property, often around a corner or along the front and side elevation. It is commonly used for tile repairs, guttering, fascia work, chimney access, valleys, roofline repairs or partial re-roofing without scaffolding the whole house.

Customer Arranged Scaffolding means that scaffolding is not included in this estimate and will be arranged and paid for directly by the customer. The scaffold must be suitable for the roofing work required and provide safe access before any work can start. This option is useful when the customer already has a scaffold company, wants to organise their own access, or has scaffolding in place for other building work.

Dry Ridge System Installation is a modern alternative to traditional mortar bedding for ridge and hip tiles. It uses mechanical fixings and ventilated components to create a secure, weather-resistant finish without relying on cement that can crack or fall out over time. This system helps improve roof ventilation, reduces future maintenance, and is suitable for new roof work, re-roofing or upgrading old mortar ridges. It gives the roof a cleaner, more durable finish while helping protect the roof structure from wind and rain.

Mortar Bedded Hip Tile Installation is a traditional method of fixing hip tiles along the external roof corners using a sand and cement mortar bed. It is suitable for repairing, replacing or re-bedding loose, cracked or weather-damaged hip tiles. The tiles are carefully aligned, bedded into fresh mortar and finished to help protect the roof edges from wind, rain and water penetration. This option is commonly used on traditional pitched roofs where a mortar finish is required or preferred.

Mortar Bedded Ridge Tile Installation is a traditional method of fixing ridge tiles using a sand and cement mortar bed. It is suitable for replacing, re-bedding or repairing ridge tiles where the existing mortar has cracked, become loose or fallen away. The ridge tiles are carefully positioned, bedded into fresh mortar and finished to help protect the roof from wind, rain and water penetration. This option is commonly used for traditional roofs where a mortar finish is preferred.

Dry Hip Tile Installation is a modern method of fixing hip tiles along the external roof corners without traditional mortar. It uses mechanical fixings, hip trays and weather-resistant components to create a secure and ventilated finish. This system helps reduce future maintenance, avoids problems with cracked or loose mortar, and provides better resistance against wind and rain. It is suitable for new roof work, re-roofing or upgrading old mortar-bedded hip tiles.