Gutters cleaned and cleared, leaks and breaks repaired, rotten fascias and soffits renewed. Small jobs welcome. 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
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Moss, leaves and silt cleared out of the gutters and the outlets, so rain goes down the pipe instead of over the edge.
Cleared, and the reason a run keeps blocking looked at while we are up there.
Joints remade and runs refixed so they fall to the outlet again.
A run that is past repairing replaced with new guttering.
Rotten timber boards replaced in uPVC, done as a set with the guttering so the new gutter is not fixed to rot.
One leaking joint or one blocked outlet is a job we will come out for.
Gutters are the smallest part of a roof and the part that does the most damage when they fail. A gutter packed with moss and leaves overflows in the first heavy shower, and that water runs down the face of the wall instead of the pipe, soaking the brickwork or the render, rotting the fascia board the gutter hangs from and, given a winter or two, showing up as damp on the inside wall. A joint that has parted does the same in one place, usually right over a door. So a gutter call is worth making even when it looks like a small job, and it is one we are glad to take. Clearing out a blocked run is often all it needs. Where the boards behind have rotted, there is no point screwing new guttering to them, so the fascia and soffit are replaced in uPVC first and the gutter goes back up on sound board. Everything is priced in writing before we start, whether that is clearing one gutter or a whole new roofline.
New boards are colour matched to your windows and doors.
A photo of the overflowing corner or the sagging run, taken from the garden, is a good start.
We check the gutter, the joints and the fascia it hangs from, because rotten timber changes the job.
Cleaning, repair or replacement, priced in writing before anything starts.
Old guttering, old boards and whatever comes out of the gutters goes away with us.
We clear and replace gutters on the original runs along Catford's Edwardian terraces, under the big trees of Chislehurst, and on 1930s semis right across Bromley, Petts Wood, Sidcup, Bexley and Eltham.
Beckenham, Blackheath, Lewisham, Lee, Hither Green, Sydenham, Penge, Mottingham and Bellingham are covered as well. Not on that list? It costs nothing to ask.
Yes. A gutter clean on its own is a job we take. If we spot a split joint or a rotten board while we are up there, you are told and shown a photo, with no pressure to have it done.
Usually the run has sagged and no longer falls to the outlet, or a joint has dropped. Refixing the brackets so it falls the right way often cures it.
If the boards are rotten, yes, because a new gutter is only as secure as the board it is screwed to. If they are sound, the gutter can be done on its own.
uPVC, colour matched to your windows and doors, so they do not need painting.
No. One blocked outlet or one leaking joint is worth a call.
Ring us, or send a photo of the gutter or the board and we ring you back with a price in writing.
