Flat roofing across Romney Marsh, Hythe and Ashford
New flat roofs and flat roof repairs, built to shed water properly and last.
A flat roof is not actually flat. It needs a genuine fall so water leaves rather than sits, and most of the flat roofs we are called out to have failed because the water had nowhere to go.
We fit new flat roofs and repair existing ones across pitched roof extensions, garages, porches, dormers and bay windows, working in felt, fibreglass, rubber and single ply depending on the roof.
What the job involves
Checking the fall and the outlets before anything is laid
New flat roofs in felt, fibreglass, rubber or single ply
Repairs to splits, blisters, ponding and failed seams
Lead or fibreglass detailing at upstands and abutments
Insulation and ventilation considered as part of the build up
Included in this service
New flat roofs
·Flat roof repairs
Two roofs, half an hour apart, two specifications
Sheltered, inland Ashford
Galvanised fixings
Perfectly sound here, and cheaper. Spending more would be spending for the sake of it.
Exposed, Lydd and Dymchurch
Stainless fixings
Quoted as standard rather than as an upgrade, because the cheaper option does not survive out here.
Salt off the Channel corrodes ferrous metal far faster than ordinary damp air. We have taken tiles off roofs on the coast after nothing more than a breezy week, purely because the nails holding them had rusted through. That is a specification failure, not a tile failure.
If a roofer quotes the same specification for a Lydd bungalow as for a sheltered terrace in town, they either do not know the difference or have not priced for it.
BeforeOld flat roof under loose stone chippings and mossDuringFlat roof stripped back to the timber boards and sweptAfterFlat 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.
Reviewed on Google
5.0 from 28 reviews
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Ken was very helpful, knowledgeable and informative. He made sure we understood what didn't need work doing as well as what did, which is refreshingly honest and good to hear. Thank you.
Celia Scott-Smith29 October 2026
I got Owen round to quote for some missing roof tiles. The work was completed the next day and all left clean and tidy. Very happy with the work done
Frances Poole15 October 2026
Great job done replacing my flat roof. Completed quickly and to a high standard. Many thanks.
Chris Milne8 October 2026
Really good experience for a minor issue. Came and fixed and gave a honest view of problem
Peter Hazelwood7 September 2026
We just want to thank Ken and his team for providing us with an exceptional, first class service. A gentleman, very polite , courteous and informative. He has completed an outstanding top job on our roof and left the whole area clean and tidy. We would highly recommend his business as he is very conscientious with his work and provides you with a perfect finish. Nick and Mara
Mara Dexter1 September 2026
Highly recommended , Very professional company, we got Kenny in through a recommendation, he gave us a reasonable price to re-roof our house. Everything was clean and tidy from start to finish and the outcome was beyond our expectations. Would definitely use again for our up and coming extension.