Roofers in Ealing

Ealing earned its 'Queen of the Suburbs' name from its Victorian and Edwardian housing, and that is exactly what sits on most of its roofs. Large semis and detached houses around Castlebar, Montpelier and Ealing Common carry handmade clay tiles, decorative ridges and finials, while the long terraced streets of West Ealing, Northfields and Hanwell are mostly under natural slate. Brentham Garden Suburb has its own Arts and Crafts roofs, with steep clay tile pitches, swept valleys and dormers that need a roofer who respects the detail.

Add a century of loft conversions, mansards and rear dormers, and a typical Ealing roof has a lot going on: lead cheeks and aprons on the dormers, a flat roof on top of them, valleys behind the parapets and a stack or two shared with next door. Those details are where the leaks start, usually long before the main slates or tiles are finished.

We repair what can be repaired with matching materials, replace what cannot, and tell you which is which with photos from the roof. Every price is in writing before we start.