KC Roofing & Scaffolding Ltd repairs and replaces slate and tiled roofs across London and Essex. Established in 1992, we work with homeowners, landlords and commercial property managers to assess pitched roof defects and explain suitable options.
We discuss natural slate, suitable manufactured slate, clay tiles and concrete tiles according to the building, existing covering and proposed specification. A local repair can be practical where the surrounding roof is sound; more extensive deterioration may call for wider work or replacement.
Call 07947 455000 or request a roofing quotation.
We look at accessible coverings, ridges, hips, valleys, flashings and junctions, together with visible signs of movement or leaking. Inspection limits are explained, and concealed defects may only become apparent during work.
Proposed work may include replacing damaged or slipped coverings, repairing associated details or renewing a larger roof area. Materials, fixing approach and access arrangements are discussed in the written scope. Matching existing materials depends on availability and suitability.
Scaffolding may be required around pitched roofs. Tell us about narrow access, neighbouring property, extensions and occupied areas so we can plan the assessment and proposed work.
A local repair may be suitable if the surrounding roof and fixings remain sound. We assess the cause before proposing work.
Not always. Flashing, valleys, chimney junctions or drainage can cause leaks. Assessment helps identify the practical repair or replacement options.
Yes. A pre-purchase roof survey can help explain condition and proposed works. The scope and any survey fee are agreed beforehand.
Guarantee terms are confirmed in the quotation and contract. Qualifying new-roof work may carry a company guarantee of up to 25 years; eligible work may also receive a separately issued 10-year CORC insurance-backed guarantee, subject to terms and issuance. Local repairs have their own agreed scope.
Call 07947 455000, email info@kccs.co.uk or send an enquiry. Include your postcode and safely taken photographs showing the issue and access.