Emergency Storm Damage Roof Repairs in
Snodland & Aylesford

I aim to respond to urgent calls across the ME20 area and core towns as quickly as possible. When you call, I can usually provide a rough time for a visit to inspect the damage. My first goal is to get a waterproof cover over the problem area to stop any more water getting into your home, followed by a written quote for the permanent fix.

If you live in a conservation area like West Malling, Aylesford, or Rochester, there are often rules about the materials you use. Generally, replacing tiles like-for-like does not need planning permission, but listed buildings have much stricter controls. I can advise you on matching your existing Kent peg tiles or slate to stay within the local guidelines.

Yes. Under Part L of the Building Regulations, if you replace more than 50% of your roof’s surface area, you are usually required to upgrade the insulation. This applies to both pitched and flat roofs. It is a sensible step that helps lower your heating bills and makes the house more comfortable.

EPDM is a thick, synthetic rubber membrane that is very flexible and works well on larger surfaces because it has very few, if any, seams. GRP fibreglass is a liquid-applied resin that cures into a hard, impact-resistant shell. Both are excellent, but the choice depends on your specific roof's size, shape, and how much foot traffic it might get.

It depends on the condition of the lead. During a chimney repair, I always check if the existing lead apron and step flashings are still thick enough and free from cracks. If the lead is perished, repointing the brickwork alone won't stop the leak. I will give you an honest appraisal of whether the lead needs replacing at the same time.

In older Kent properties, tiles often slip because the timber battens have rotted or the original fixing pegs have corroded. This is common with handmade tiles. Sometimes we can secure individual tiles, but if it is happening across the whole roof, it usually suggests the battens need replacing.

I handle all sizes of work. Whether you have a single broken tile, a leaking gutter joint, or you need a complete new roof installation, I provide the same level of care. No job is too small if it means keeping a local home watertight.

I use heavy-duty, UV-resistant tarpaulins and timber battens to create a "make-safe" seal over the damaged area. This keeps the wind and rain out of your loft space until the weather settles and we can safely carry out the permanent repairs.