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Roofers in Haverhill, Suffolk

Roof repairs, re-roofs, flat roofs, chimneys and leadwork across Haverhill, Kedington, Withersfield and the villages around the town. Free survey and a written quote before any work starts.

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5.0 out of 5 · 6 reviews

"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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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.
Roofing Services 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.
Roofing Services 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.
Roofing Services Fulbourn
Where we work

Covering Haverhill and the surrounding region.

We cover Haverhill and the surrounding area including Clare, Kedington, Sturmer, Great Yeldham, and villages across the Suffolk and north Essex border.

FAQ

Questions people ask before booking.

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Traditional built-up felt typically lasts 10 to 20 years. Modern GRP fibreglass and EPDM rubber systems last considerably longer when they are laid on a sound deck with a proper fall.
Usually the same as the main house, so the two match. On many Haverhill homes that means concrete interlocking tiles. Near the town centre it is more often natural slate or Suffolk pantiles. We check the pitch suits the tile before anything is ordered.
Four to six working days for most houses. Larger roofs, steep pitches and bad weather can add time, and the roof is made weathertight at the end of each day.
Not always. If the fascia boards are sound, the gutters can be repaired or replaced on their own. If the boards are soft or rotten, new gutters will not stay fixed, so it is better to replace the roofline together.
Common signs are a damp patch on a chimney breast or on the ceiling next to a stack, lead that has lifted away from the wall, or gaps where the mortar holding it has fallen out. We check from the roof and the loft to confirm where the water is getting in.
Many stacks only need repointing, new flaunching and new lead. Rebuilding is needed when the bricks are badly frost-damaged, the stack leans, or the joints have failed too far to repoint.
Taking down a stack on an unlisted house outside a conservation area does not usually need planning permission. Listed buildings need listed building consent, and in the town centre conservation area check with West Suffolk Council first. Removing chimney breasts inside needs Building Regulations approval.
Fibre cement and composite boards need the least maintenance and are far less prone to rot. Timber can last well too, but it needs treating or repainting from time to time.
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