Recent work

Our work, on real Kent roofs

Every photograph here is a job we have done. There are more than thirty additional photographs on our Checkatrade profile.

The same chimney, before and after

Before. Old chimney flashing, patched and weathered — BeforeOld chimney flashing, patched and weathered

After. Newly fitted lead flashings around a chimney stack — AfterNewly fitted lead flashings around a chimney stack

Both photographs are the same stack, taken from different sides as the work went on. The old flashing had been sealed over rather than replaced. What went back is lead, welded at the corners and dressed down over the tiles, with the satellite dish taken off and refitted around it. The first photograph is already mid job, because the slope on the left had been stripped and refelted by then, and the tiles in the second are the old ones back down rather than new.

The same flat roof, before, during and after

Before. Old flat roof under loose stone chippings and moss — BeforeOld flat roof under loose stone chippings and moss

During. Flat roof stripped back to the timber boards and swept — DuringFlat roof stripped back to the timber boards and swept

After. Flat roof finished in mineral felt, dressed over the kerb — AfterFlat roof finished in mineral felt, dressed over the kerb

One flat roof, photographed three times. It started as old felt under loose stone chippings, with moss growing through. We stripped it back to the timber boards and swept them, then finished it in mineral felt, dressed over the kerb at the edge. The round outlet beside the kerb is in all three. The finished roof is photographed from the other end, looking back towards the ladder, which is why the house wall has swapped sides.

77 more photographs of our own work

Half round ridge tiles fixed dry, with a screwed clip at every joint

Dry ridge roll laid along the ridge, ready for its ridge tiles

Weathered ridge tiles refixed dry where the tiled slope meets a flat roof

Looking up at a clipped verge where a small gable meets tile hanging

Ridge tiles rebedded in fresh mortar, with a ridge vent

Mortar verge with a clip fixed at every course

New slate roof going on, course by course

Chimney stack rebuilt with its four pots

New fibreglass flat roof beside a tiled slope

Scaffold up over a clay tiled cottage roof

Lined valley gutter running beside a tiled slope

Ridge line running down a dark tiled roof

New membrane and battens, chimney beyond

Tiled roof and clad dormer on a finished chalet

Ventilated dry ridge system going on over the tiles

Half round ridge tiles freshly bedded and checked with a level

New battens either side of a membrane lined valley

Flashing apron dressed over the tiles at the foot of a chimney

New flat roof on a single storey extension

Old roof stripped back above a conservatory

Circular saw resting on new battens over breathable membrane

New lead flashing where the chimney meets the tiles

Full scaffold up on a semi detached re roof

Weathered tiles stepped back to new membrane and battens

Scaffold and ladder access before stripping

Hipped roof seen from above with a glazed roof lantern

Replacement lean to roof with a new edge trim

New felt flat roof, lead ready to dress in

Brick chimney and aerial above a rendered house

Half round ridge on a red tiled roof, dry fixed and clipped at every joint

Lean to rafters with the mitre saw set up on site

Chimney rebuilt with a rendered cap and its pots refitted

Slates partly stripped, old battens still on the rafters

Perished bitumen felt under the old roof battens

New battens laid over a breathable membrane

Lead flashing and dry verge with tiles being fixed

Roof stripped and battened under scaffolding, seen from the street

Welded seam at the corner of a lead chimney flashing

Breathable membrane and new battens going on

Clumps of moss over roof slates and in the gutter

Timber frame and rafters going up for a lean to extension

Scaffold up against a rendered gable end

Battening under way with a saw and hammer to hand

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