Roofers in New Malden

New Malden grew fast between the wars, and its streets are still defined by the 1930s semi: hipped roofs, generous eaves, bay windows and long runs of guttering. Ninety years on, many of those roofs are running on borrowed time. Original tiles go porous, felt crumbles at the eaves, and the timber behind old fascia boards quietly rots where blocked or sagging gutters have been tipping water down the wall.

That is why we treat the roofline as part of the roof, not an optional extra. When we survey a New Malden semi we look at the tiles, the felt, the fascias, the soffits and the gutters as one system, because replacing a roof and leaving failed guttering in place just moves the problem down the wall. Our job here two weeks ago, a new roof and new guttering fitted together, is exactly that approach in practice.

If your gutters overflow in heavy rain, your fascias are flaking, or you can see daylight at the eaves from the loft, it costs nothing to have us take a proper look.