A new roof is a structural job, not a cosmetic one. Mastershield installs complete new roofs for extensions, new builds and full replacements, built properly from the deck up, not just felt and tiles laid over old problems.
A new roof is only as good as what’s underneath the covering. Before a single tile goes on, we check the timbers, the ventilation and the underlay specification are right for the building, not just what’s quickest to install.
Whether it’s a new extension roof, a garage conversion or a full replacement on an older property, we scope the job properly first: pitch, materials, drainage and how the new roof ties into the existing structure.
Rafters, timbers and battens inspected before any covering goes on.
Breathable membrane and correct airflow to prevent damp and timber rot.
Concrete, clay or natural slate laid to the correct pitch and gauge.
Chimneys, valleys and abutments sealed properly at the same time.
New roofline connected cleanly into existing or new guttering.
Old materials and waste cleared and removed once the job is finished.
We inspect the roof structure and take accurate measurements on site.
A clear written price covering materials, labour and disposal.
Our own team strips, builds up and covers the roof to spec.
Roof inspected and signed off before we consider the job done.
It depends on the size and pitch, but most domestic new roofs take between a few days and two weeks from strip out to finished ridge.
Yes, we can match tile type, colour and profile so a new extension roof ties in with the existing roofline rather than standing out.
Yes, guttering, fascias and leadwork are scoped in as part of a new roof install, not left as a separate job afterwards.
New Roofs is one of ten services we cover, from repairs to leadwork to property maintenance.
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