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"Had a section of clay pantiles slipping on the rear elevation of our Victorian semi after …"

David H.

"We had a flat roof extension that had been leaking intermittently for two years. Haverhill…"

Karen T.

"Needed the chimney stack repointed and the flashing replaced on our 1960s detached bungalo…"

Martin F.
What we do

One team,
every roof job worth doing.

From a single slipped tile to a full re-roof, we handle everything in-house. No subcontracting, no middlemen - just our own team on the scaffold, properly trained.

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Emergency roof repair?

Storm damage, active leak, damaged ridge - we aim to be on-site within 24 hours.

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Roofing Services in Haverhill and the Surrounding Area

Haverhill Roofers carries out the full range of domestic and commercial roofing work across Haverhill and the towns and villages nearby. Whether you have a single slipped tile letting in water or you need an entire roof stripped and replaced, we give you a clear, honest assessment before any work begins. Call us on 01440 840770 to arrange a roof inspection.

Roof Repairs in Haverhill

Roof repairs are some of the most straightforward jobs to leave too long, and some of the most damaging when you do. A single cracked slate or a small gap in the flashing around a chimney can allow water into the roof structure for months before you see any sign of it inside the property. By that point, the timber battens or rafters may have started to rot, turning a modest repair into a much larger piece of work.

Common repair jobs we carry out include:

If you are not sure whether your roof needs a repair or a full replacement, we can inspect it and give you a straightforward answer. Many roofs that look tired from the ground have years of life left in them with targeted repairs.

New Roof Installation

When a roof has reached the end of its serviceable life, a full replacement is the right course of action. Properties in the area vary widely in age and style. Each type calls for a different approach to materials and detailing.

A new roof installation carried out properly involves stripping all existing tiles, slates or coverings back to the bare rafters, inspecting and replacing any damaged timber, fitting new breathable underlay, new treated battens and then re-covering with the chosen material. Skipping any of those steps creates problems further down the line. We discuss material options with you before work starts - the right choice depends on your property, your planning position and your budget.

Flat Roofing

Flat roofs require a different set of skills and materials from pitched work. They are found on extensions, garage roofs, outbuildings and some commercial buildings throughout the Haverhill area. A common problem with ageing flat roofs is that the surface felt splits or lifts at seams, allowing water to pool and penetrate before the damage is obvious from inside.

We work with EPDM rubber membrane and traditional built-up felt systems, depending on the size, use and budget for the project. EPDM is increasingly popular for domestic extensions because it is applied as a single sheet with few seams, which reduces the points at which water can get in. Manufacturers of EPDM membranes typically quote a lifespan of 20 years or more under normal conditions, though actual performance depends on correct installation and the quality of any upstands and trims at the edges.

Chimney Repairs and Repointing

Chimneys are one of the most exposed parts of any roof and one of the most common sources of leaks. The mortar that holds the flaunching (the sloped mortar bed around the chimney pot) deteriorates over time, particularly on older properties where lime mortar was used. When the flaunching cracks, water gets into the stack and can track down inside the chimney breast, causing damp patches on walls and ceilings that are often misdiagnosed as rising or penetrating damp elsewhere in the property.

Chimney work we carry out includes repointing brickwork, renewing lead or mortar flashings at the base of the stack, relaying flaunching, replacing cracked or unstable chimney pots and, where a chimney is no longer used, fitting a suitable cowl or capping to prevent water entry.

Fascias, Soffits and Guttering

Timber fascias and soffits on older properties need regular painting and maintenance to stay sound. When they are allowed to deteriorate, rainwater overflows from blocked or misaligned gutters and runs behind the fascia board, causing rot that can spread into the roof structure. Replacing timber fascias with uPVC boards removes that maintenance burden going forward, and we can fit new guttering and downpipes at the same time to ensure the whole system drains correctly.

Blocked gutters are a straightforward thing to overlook, but a gutter that overflows consistently will cause problems at foundation level and can saturate cavity walls. Clearing and realigning guttering is a small job that prevents larger ones.

Skylights and Roof Windows

Roof windows and skylights are common in loft conversions and extensions across Haverhill and the surrounding villages. When the flashings around them fail - which they often do on older installations - water tracks in at the sides or below the unit. In many cases the window itself is perfectly serviceable and only the flashing kit needs replacing. We inspect the full installation before recommending a course of action, because replacing a window unnecessarily adds cost without solving the problem if the flashing is at fault.

Roof Maintenance

An annual or biennial roof inspection is the most cost-effective thing a property owner can do to avoid expensive emergency repairs. Roofs in this part of Suffolk and Cambridgeshire are exposed to driving rain from the west and south-west, and properties on the edges of Haverhill or in the more open villages nearby can experience significant wind loading on ridge tiles and verge edges. Spotting a loose ridge tile or a failing mortar verge before winter is far cheaper than dealing with the water damage that results if it comes away in a storm.

A maintenance inspection covers the tile or slate surface, ridge, hips, verges, valleys, flashings, guttering and any penetrations. We give you a written summary of anything that needs attention and an indication of urgency so you can plan accordingly.

Commercial Roofing

We carry out roofing work on commercial and light industrial properties as well as domestic homes. Flat-roofed commercial buildings, factory units and retail properties present different challenges from houses, particularly around detailing at parapet walls, rooflights and roof drainage outlets. Where access or disruption is a concern, work can be planned around business hours.

Areas We Cover

Haverhill Roofers works across Haverhill and a wide area of West Suffolk and South Cambridgeshire. We carry out work in the towns and villages around Haverhill. If you are unsure whether we cover your location, call us on 01440 840770 and we will let you know.

What to Expect When You Call Us

When you get in touch, we will ask you a few questions about the property and the problem. If an inspection is needed, we will arrange a convenient time to visit, get up on the roof and give you a clear account of what we find. We explain the options available, the materials involved and the likely scope of work before you commit to anything. There is no pressure to proceed, and no obligation to use us if you decide to get further quotes.

To speak to Haverhill Roofers, call 01440 840770. We are happy to answer questions about any roofing problem, big or small.

How it works

Four steps, no surprises.

The quote you get is the price you pay. We don't pad jobs with discoveries halfway through - if something unexpected comes up, we talk to you first.

1

Free survey & quote

We come out, look at the whole roof - not just what you called about - and give you an itemised written quote. No pressure, no obligation.

2

Fixed date confirmed

We agree a start date that works for you. You get a daily schedule so you know who's arriving and what's happening each day.

3

The work gets done

Our own crew - no subbies - do the work to the quoted spec. We tidy up each evening and update you on progress.

4

Sign-off

You walk round with us, raise anything that needs attention, and we don't leave until you're happy.

What customers say

People trust us with their most important asset.

"Had a section of clay pantiles slipping on the rear elevation of our Victorian semi after the January storms. Haverhill Roofers came out within two days to assess the damage and had the tiles re-bedded and pointed within the week. They matched the reclaimed tiles well - no obvious patching. Straightforward quote, no hidden extras on the invoice."
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David H.
Cambridge
"We had a flat roof extension that had been leaking intermittently for two years. Haverhill Roofers identified the problem straight away - the previous contractor had used the wrong felt specification for a low-pitch application. They stripped it back and installed a torch-on felt system, which is far better suited to a 1-in-40 fall. No leaks since, and that was eight months ago."
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Karen T.
Sawston
"Needed the chimney stack repointed and the flashing replaced on our 1960s detached bungalow. The team arrived on time, used lead flashing rather than the cheaper aluminium alternative, and cleared up thoroughly before leaving. The price was reasonable - around £420 for the chimney work, which is fair for the area."
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Martin F.
Fulbourn
Where we work

Covering Haverhill and the surrounding region.

We cover Haverhill and the surrounding area, including neighbouring villages.

FAQ

Questions people ask before booking.

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Costs depend on size, pitch and material. A concrete tile re-roof on a three-bedroom semi typically costs between £4,500 and £8,000. Natural slate on a similar property runs from around £7,000 to £12,000 or more. A flat roof replacement on a standard single garage usually falls between £800 and £1,800. The only way to get an accurate figure is a proper inspection, so call us to arrange one.
For a standard semi-detached or terraced property in Haverhill, a full roof replacement typically costs between £5,000 and £12,000. The final figure depends on roof size, pitch, the material chosen (concrete tile, natural slate or clay), and how much structural timber needs replacing. Larger or more complex roofs with hips, valleys or chimney stacks will sit toward the higher end or beyond it.
Minor repairs such as replacing a few slipped tiles or repointing ridge tiles typically cost between £150 and £400. Flat roof patching or flashing replacements usually fall in the £300 to £800 range, depending on the size of the area and the materials needed. If the damage is more extensive, a full replacement may work out better value than repeated patches, and we will tell you which applies after inspecting the roof.
As a general guide, torch-on felt replacement costs approximately £50 to £90 per square metre and EPDM rubber membrane costs approximately £70 to £110 per square metre, including stripping the old covering and straightforward deck repairs. A standard single garage flat roof typically falls in the range of £800 to £1,800 in total. The condition of the deck and any detailing complexity will affect the final figure, so a site survey is the most reliable way to get an accurate price.
For a semi-detached house, a full uPVC fascia, soffit and gutter replacement typically costs between £800 and £1,500. A larger detached property can run from £1,500 to £3,000 or more depending on the number of runs and the condition of the rafter feet underneath. These are guide figures - the actual price depends on what is found when the job is inspected. Gutter-only replacement on a semi-detached property usually costs £300 to £600.
Replacing the lead flashing around a standard chimney stack typically costs in the region of £400 to £900, depending on the size of the stack and how easy it is to access safely. A larger or more complex chimney with a back gutter will cost more. If only the pointing has failed and the lead itself is sound, a repoint can sometimes be done for less, though it is worth having the lead assessed first to check it is worth saving.
A partial rebuild from just above the roofline typically falls in the range of £800 to £2,000 for a standard single stack, though the final figure depends on stack size, the number of courses to be removed, brick availability and scaffold costs. Full rebuilds from further down the breast cost more. The only way to get an accurate figure is an on-site inspection, because chimneys look very different from the ground compared to close up.
If the brickwork is structurally sound but the mortar joints are eroded or the flaunching around the pot has cracked, repointing is usually sufficient. If the stack leans, has spalling bricks throughout, or is redundant and causing persistent damp, a full take-down is often the more practical choice. A close inspection from scaffolding is the only reliable way to tell which option is appropriate for your chimney.
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