Norfolk
Storm damage roof repairs in King's Lynn
Ring before noon on a weekday and somebody looks at it the same day, anywhere in PE30 or PE34.
King’s Lynn takes the weather side-on. A north-westerly comes in off The Wash with nothing between the water and the rooftops, and it does the same three things every time: lifts the ridge, strips the verge, and drops whatever was already loose into the garden.
Same day, and then a proper repair
These are two separate visits and we keep them separate on purpose. The first one makes the roof watertight and stops the ceiling coming down. The second one prices the repair properly, in daylight, with photographs. The first visit is not where anybody sells you the second.
What we see most after a blow
- Ridge tiles lifted where the mortar bedding has finally let go
- Verge tiles stripped along the gable, usually the west-facing one
- Slipped pantiles where the nib has broken and the tile was only sitting there
- Lead flashing peeled back off a chimney
- Gutter and fascia pulled off the wall by a full downpipe
Insurance work
If you are claiming, say so when you ring. We photograph the damage before we touch it, itemise the repair the way a loss adjuster expects to read it, and invoice you rather than the insurer so you are not waiting on us to be paid before your ceiling gets fixed.
Recent work near King's Lynn
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Storm damage repair in King's Lynn: common questions
Can you come out today?
If you ring before noon on a weekday, yes, somewhere in PE30 or PE34. We will tell you on the phone rather than promising and not turning up.
Will you make it safe before it rains again?
That is the whole point of the first visit. Sheeting up and getting loose tiles off the roof comes before anybody talks about a price.
What our customers say
"Re-roofed our semi in Gaywood. Quoted £8,900 including the scaffold and that is exactly what we paid. Found a rotten wall plate on day two, rang me from the roof with a photo and gave me a price for it before touching it. Rare."
"Ridge came off in the January gale. Rang at nine, somebody was here by two and it was sheeted before the rain came back. Proper repair done the following week."
"Paid for the survey because I had two roofers telling me I needed a new roof. Report came back saying the roof had another ten years in it and the actual problem was the chimney flashing. Cost me £180 to save several thousand."
"Very good work on the flat roof over the kitchen and a fair price. Only reason for four rather than five is we waited about three weeks to get started, though we were told that up front."
"Our place at Heacham is about as exposed as it gets. They specified stainless fixings and clipped the whole perimeter, explained why, and it has been through two winters without losing a tile."
"Chimney repointed on a listed house on the North Brink. Used lime mortar without me having to ask, which is more than the last lot did. Conservation officer was happy."
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