
5 years' recorded experience. Domestic properties only. Roof repairs, storm work and gutter cleaning covered.
Bad weather can move tiles and roofline parts while filling gutters with leaves, moss and fragments washed from the roof. We provide domestic roofing in West Kingsdown, covering general repairs, storm damage and gutter cleaning. Prompt attention helps prevent an exposed defect from admitting more water, while clear gutters stop rain spilling over onto fascias and walls. We inspect each issue separately but consider how the covering and drainage affect one another.

Tell us where material has moved, whether water is entering and which parts of the gutter appear blocked. Safe photographs can help, but there is no need to climb onto the roof or lean from an upstairs window. Access details around side passages, rear elevations and extensions also help us plan a visit in West Kingsdown. Where cleaning reveals failed brackets, leaking joints or damaged runs, we explain the additional repair rather than treating debris as the only problem.
We consider unstable coverings and roofline material before access.
We repair the failed detail where surrounding areas remain sound.
We note visible bracket, joint and alignment faults after clearance.
Report displaced tiles, loose ridge or roofline parts, exposed areas and active water entry. Describe everything from a safe position and keep people away from material that may fall. Ground-level photographs may help if they are easy to take.
Yes. Moss, broken mortar or small fragments can wash from the roof into gutters, although leaves are also a common cause of blockage. Cleaning restores flow and may reveal whether a roofing defect or gutter repair needs separate attention.
We visually check for loose brackets, leaking joints, poor alignment and damaged sections exposed during cleaning. Clearance itself does not repair these faults, but we can explain what has been found and whether further work is sensible.
Call us with safe ground-level observations, leak details and access conditions around the affected elevation.