Extensions, garages, porches and dormers. Leaks traced, then patched or renewed. Send a photo, get a price.
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Based on 12 reviews
I would like to recommend SOUTHRIDGE ROOFING & GROUNDWORKS. I called them out and they came out the same day and Beat the price of the other company I called out by nearly half the price the work was completed to a very good standard the workers was very polite and they made sure they left the place very clean I would definitely be using them in the future.
Brilliant service from Southridge Roofing and Groundworks! Really happy with the work they carried out on the roof. The team were professional, friendly and worked to a really high standard. They were reliable, tidy and clearly knew what they were doing. The finished roof looks great and I’m really pleased with the result. Would definitely recommend Southridge Roofing and Groundworks to anyone looking for quality roofing work. Great job!
Very satisfied with the work carried out. Very polite and arrived on time. World recommend this company.
I have recently used this company for some roofing repair works at my property in Chislehurst, I must say they were extremely professional, very clean and efficient with there work process. Fully recommended from me.
Excellent job and very friendly.Talked everything through with us making sure we were happy.
Google rating 5.0 of 5
Their own words, word for word, taken from the Southridge Google profile. Google hands out five reviews at a time; the score and the count are for all of them.
The kitchen or back addition roof, and the line where it meets the house wall.
Roofs that pond after rain, or have started dripping onto whatever is stored underneath.
The small flat roofs over a porch or a bay window, often the first to split along an edge.
The flat top of a dormer, which nobody sees until the ceiling below it stains.
The turn-up against a wall and the trim along the edge, where splits usually begin.
When the covering has had its life, a new one laid to fall so the rain leaves the roof.
A flat roof is never quite flat. It should be laid to a slight fall so the rain runs off to the gutter or the outlet, and most of the trouble starts when that stops happening. Water that sits in a puddle for days after a shower finds every crack in the covering, and blisters, splits and lifted edges all let it through. The drip inside is rarely under the fault. Water runs along the deck and the joists below and comes out wherever there is a gap in the ceiling, so a drip by the back door can be coming from the far corner of the roof, and that is why a patch put on blind so often fails. We look at the whole roof before pricing anything: the covering, the upstand where it meets the wall, the edge trim and where the water drains off. Then you are told straight whether a repair will hold or whether the covering is finished and needs renewing, and you get both prices in writing so the choice stays yours.
A garage roof or a porch canopy is worth a call on its own.
A photo of the roof from a window above, or of the stain inside, is plenty to start with.
We check the covering, the upstand, the edge trim and the outlet, and photograph the fault.
If a repair will last, you get that price. If it will not, the renewal price sits beside it.
The old covering and waste go away with us, and you get photographs of the finished roof.
Back additions on Lewisham's Victorian terraces, the bays on 1930s houses in Petts Wood and Sidcup, garages and kitchen extensions everywhere from Beckenham out to Bexley: there is a flat roof on most streets we work in.
Bromley, Chislehurst, Eltham, Blackheath, Catford, Lee, Hither Green, Sydenham, Penge, Mottingham and Bellingham are covered as well, and anywhere just past them is worth a call.
Usually because the water has nowhere to go. When the outlet or gutter is blocked, or the deck has sagged, a downpour stands on the roof long enough to reach a split that light rain never gets to.
Often, if the covering is sound apart from one split or one failed edge. If it is blistered and cracked right across, a patch buys a season at best, and we will say so.
Yes. Small flat roofs are welcome, a single garage or a porch canopy included.
From inside you usually cannot, because water travels under the covering before it drips. Finding where it gets in is the first thing we do once we are up there.
Nothing. The visit and the written price are free and come with no obligation.
Ring us, or send a photo of the roof or the stain and we ring you back to arrange a look and a written price.
