Roofers Rotherham
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01709 212433
18b Melrose Grove, Rotherham S60 3NA, UK
Opening Hours:Monday: 9:00 AM – 5:00 PMTuesday: 9:00 AM – 5:00 PMWednesday: 9:00 AM – 5:00 PMThursday: 9:00 AM – 5:00 PMFriday: 9:00 AM – 5:00 PMSaturday: 9:00 AM – 5:00 PMSunday: Closed
Area Served:Within 4 miles (6.4km) of 18b Melrose Grove, Rotherham S60 3NA, UKGet more exposure
Roof Surveys and Reports
Roofs and their fixtures have a natural timespan. Factors that can influence the lifespan of a roof and its connected components include the roof makeup, the roof type, and the elements to which the roof is naturally exposed. As a general rule, a roof can last anywhere between 15 to 100 years. Flat roofs usually have a shorter lifespan than those that are pitched.
Here at Hightop Roofers Rotherham our roofers recommend routinely surveying your roof for evidence of damage and wear and tear. Recognising any damage and conducting roof-related repairs will not only improve the lifespan of your roof and related components, it may also help save effort, time, and money in the future.
Our Rotherham roofing team understands the difficulties involved in inspecting your roof from ground level. In addition, the untrained eye may find it difficult to identify damage or wear and tear. This is why we advise that you contact a roofing specialist like Roofers Rotherham, to conduct a detailed inspection and report as a matter of routine. Please note, roof inspections must only be undertaken by trained roofers who have the correct equipment and the knowledge and skills to conduct such an inspection, for health and safety reasons. However, there are some general signs you can look out for to identify the current state of your roof. This can be done from ground level with the naked eye or binoculars.
Try to take a look at the visible roof tiles. Check whether they are securely fitted, whether any are loose or have slipped. Also, inspect the verges of your roof. If you have a dry verge ensure all plastic cappings are in place on the tiles. For wet verge roofs check whether the sand cement mortar is still intact and not falling out of place. Additionally, survey your roof for any growth of moss, possible gaps or leaks, or any other debris. Other things to check include ensuring your guttering is fitted securely with brackets to the fascia boards, and your gutters and downpipes are free from blockages and leaks. When inspecting the guttering, Roofers Rotherham advise building owners to try and ascertain whether rainwater is being transported safely into the guttering and not flowing behind, down, or even underneath the fascia boards.
At Roofers Rotherham, we also recommend that building owners regularly check their roofs internally, if it is safe for you to do so. If you have safe access to your roof internally, inspect the condition of the timber rafters and the sheathing. You should not be able to see any light coming in from the outside. If you can see daylight, there is a possibility of rainwater ingress. Check your insulation to ensure it is dry. Wet insultation is not fit for purpose and is a sign of a leaky roof.
Here at Hightop Roofers Rotherham, we offer specialist roof surveys and reports on the overall condition of your roof. Our surveys help to identify any defects and areas that may be in need of repair. Our Rotherham roofing team will safely conduct a complete survey of your flat or pitched roof. Following the survey, we will report on any repair work that may be required and the most cost-effective solution. Roofers Rotherham provides roof surveys to domestic, commercial, and industrial building owners. Please contact a member of our team today for further details.
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