Tiles or ridge blown off, verges lifted, flashings torn. Send a photo, get a price.
Send a photo first. Whatever you can see from the garden or an upstairs window: the gap in the tiles, the ridge on the path, the stain on the ceiling.
From that photo we arrange a look and a written price. The visit is free, and Southridge is fully insured.
Southridge is on Google, Checkatrade, Bark, Trustpilot, Yell.com, MyBuilder and Rated People. The Google reviews below are taken from the profile, in the customer’s own words. Nothing here was written by us on anyone’s behalf.
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.
Missing or broken tiles replaced with a match, and the courses either side checked for fixings that let go.
Ridge and hip tiles lifted or thrown off by the wind, rebedded or refixed.
The edge of the roof at the gable, where the wind gets under the tiles first.
Felt torn where tiles have gone, and lead peeled back from walls and stacks, put back watertight.
After a night of high wind the damage is not always where you would look for it. A tile on the lawn is obvious, but the ones still on the roof around the gap may have been lifted and dropped back loose, and a ridge that rocked all night can look fine from the street and come off in the next blow. That is why a storm repair starts with a look at the whole slope, not just the hole. Send a photo of what you can see, from the garden, the street or an upstairs window, and say where any water is coming in. That photo is where the pricing starts. When we go up, the slope is checked from ridge to gutter and photographed, and you get a written price for putting it right. Where it needs it, the roof is made watertight first and then repaired with tiles, ridge and lead to match what is there. We do insurance work as well, so the photographs and the written quote come to you ready to pass on to your insurer.
Storm repairs are priced the same way as anything else we do: a look first, then a written price.
Whatever you can see from the ground: the gap, the tile on the path, the stain upstairs.
We go up and check the whole slope around the damage, not just the gap, and photograph it.
A price for making it good, in writing, ready to send to your insurer if you are claiming.
Watertight first where it needs it, then finished with tiles, ridge and lead to match.
We repair storm damage in Chislehurst, Bromley, Beckenham, Petts Wood, Sidcup, Bexley, Eltham, Blackheath, Lewisham, Catford, Lee, Hither Green, Sydenham, Penge, Mottingham and Bellingham.
Just outside those after a big blow? Send the photo anyway and we will say whether it is one for us.
That is down to your policy and your insurer, not us. What we can give you is a written quote and photographs of the damage, which is what insurers generally ask to see.
A gap lets rain onto the felt, and the loose tiles round it can go in the next wind. It is worth having looked at before the next storm rather than after it.
No. A wet or wind damaged roof is no place for a ladder. A photo from the garden or an upstairs window is all we need to begin.
Yes. Lead peeled back by the wind and mortar knocked off a stack are repaired as part of the same job. There is more on stacks on our chimney repairs page.
It is free, and so is the written price that comes after it.
Ring us, or send a photo of the damage and we ring you back to arrange a look and a written price.
