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New roofs · Ascot, Berkshire
New Roofs in Ascot
A new roof is a significant piece of work on a house, and most of what makes it last is hidden once the tiles are on: the condition of the timbers, the batten gauge, the membrane, and how the ridge, hips, valleys and abutments are detailed.
We install new roofs across Ascot and the surrounding villages, from bungalow re-roofs to large detached properties with multiple slopes. You will know what system is going on your house, and why it suits it.
5-star rated on Google · 20+ years roofing in Ascot
20+ Years' Experience
Roofing across Ascot since the early 2000s
5-Star Rated on Google
Rated five stars by local homeowners
Local Ascot Roofers
Based in Ascot, working across Berkshire
Free Quotations
Written quotes with no obligation
What it involves
What our new roofs work covers
- Scaffolding and full protection of the property and grounds.
- Stripping the existing covering and battens, with materials removed from site.
- Inspecting rafters, wall plates and timbers, and replacing anything defective.
- Breathable membrane and new treated battens laid to the correct gauge.
- Laying the new covering with matched fixings and, where specified, dry-fix ridge, hip and verge systems.
- New leadwork to chimneys and abutments, plus guttering renewal where needed.
Problems customers bring to us
- A roof at the end of its life with repeated leaks in different places.
- Widespread nail fatigue on an older slate roof.
- Delaminating or spalling concrete tiles.
- Sagging roof lines caused by undersized or failed timbers.
- Extensions and previous alterations that were never properly detailed.
Signs the work may be needed
- More than a handful of tiles or slates slipping each year.
- Daylight through the boarding across a wide area.
- Bowed or damp rafters visible in the loft.
- A roof covering that has passed its expected service life.
Our process
How the job runs, start to finish
- Step 1
Survey and specification
We measure up, look at the loft and existing detailing, and set out what covering and system we recommend.
- Step 2
Quotation
A written, itemised quotation covering scaffold, strip, materials, leadwork and waste removal — no vague allowances.
- Step 3
Installation
Roofs are stripped and covered in manageable sections so the property is never left exposed unnecessarily.
- Step 4
Handover
We walk the finished roof with you, explain the system used and leave the site clear.
Options
Materials and systems we work with
Clay tiles
Plain or interlocking clay holds its colour and weathers attractively. A good match for older Berkshire brick properties.
Concrete interlocking tiles
Cost-effective, fast to lay and available in profiles that closely match existing roofs on post-war housing.
Dry-fix systems
Mechanically fixed ridge, hip and verge components remove the reliance on mortar and reduce future maintenance.
Why Ascot Roofing Co.
Experience, not guesswork
- Over 20 years working on roofs across Ascot and Berkshire.
- Five-star rated on Google by local homeowners.
- Free, written, itemised quotations — you see exactly what is included.
- Straight answers: if a repair is the better option than a replacement, we will say so.
- Sites left clean, with all waste removed.
Local context
New Roofs in Ascot
Many Ascot properties have steep, complex roofs with hips, valleys and dormers, which means the detailing carries as much weight as the covering. Where a house sits in a row with a consistent roofscape, we will help you choose a tile or slate that keeps the street looking right.
Completed work
Related roofing projects
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Slate Roof with Integrated Solar
A complete re-roof laid in slate, with solar panels set into the slope and all ridge, hip and abutment details renewed.
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Clay Tiled Roof Renewal
A worn and heavily mossed roof stripped and renewed in clay tiles, with the chimney repointed and all leadwork replaced.
FAQs
New Roofs questions
- A typical house re-roof runs to one to two weeks on site, depending on size, complexity and weather. Larger properties with extensive leadwork take longer.
Related services
You may also need
Roof Replacement
Full re-roofing where repairs no longer make sense — stripped back, timbers checked, and rebuilt to a modern specification.
Slate Roofing
Natural and fibre cement slate roofs laid with correct headlap, sound fixings and traditional detailing.
Tile Roofing
Clay and concrete tiled roofs — plain, interlocking and pantile profiles laid with correct fixing and dry-fix details.
Pitched Roofing
Hipped, gabled and dormered pitched roofs built and repaired, including the junctions where most roofs actually fail.
Get a free quote for new roofs
Call 07822 002476 and tell us a little about the roof — we will arrange a proper look and a written quotation. If it is urgent, say so and we will prioritise it.
Get a free roofing quotation
Tell us what the roof is doing and we will take a proper look. Written quotations, no obligation, no sales pressure.