Neath roofing prices – quotes & estimates

Ms K***n H***r on March 2026 | Regent Terrace, Barrow-upon-Humber, DN19*** | k****2@g***.com | The survey yesterday shows poor flashing around the chimney bases and roof ventilation needs checking as entire loft space has been covered with a lining and therefore unable to see the timbers underneath.

Mr T***y D***s on February 2026 | NEATH, Neath Road, SA11*** | t****2@g***.com | Quotes for a new flat roof covering

Mr J***e M***s on February 2026 | NEATH, Old Road, SA11*** | j****8@h***.co.uk | Replace roof on a garage

Mr K***h B***y on February 2026 | Oakley Road, SO16*** | k****1@o***.com | old corrugated metal which has a slight leak to the wood chipping underneath it which is causing damp and crumbling of the wood chipping. | are you the property owner: owner of the property | property type: garage | property age: unknown | how many bedrooms: 1-2 rooms | roof height: 1st floor | is your roof pitched or flat: flat | what service do you require for your roof: replacement | what is your roofing material: other | time scale: 1-3 months | please call to appoint

Mrs M***w C***d on February 2026 | HARTLEPOOL, Hillcrest Grove, TS27*** | m****0@g***.com | flat root needs new felt has boards are wet underneath

Mr L***y J***s on February 2026 | Hele Road, TORQUAY, TQ2*** | m****z@a***.com | work needed to edges of 2 sides of roof and gutter replacement or re-positioned as water getting in underneath. both difficult to get to places im afraid |

Miss K***a Q***i on January 2026 | Merlin Crescent,Townhill, Swansea, SA1*** | i****i@g***.com | Hi i had a survery done and this is the report i would like to get an estimate of how much would this cost | Description: | The main roof over the property is a pitched roof, which has incudes both gable and hip structures structure. | It is covered with natural slates, which are laid over timber battens (that are nailed across the roof structure, which is covered | separately).There is no membrane beneath the slates, so no secondary layer of protection against rainwater ingress. | There are ridge and hip tiles bedded in cement mortar at the outward intersection of pitches, which are clay. There are also small verge | sections which are closed with the top edges of the rendered walls, with the slates forming a slight overhang. | The roof covering runs to the roof of the adjoining property and there is no joint between them - the slating is continuous. | Ventilation to the roof space is provided by vent tiles through the roof covering. | Condition: | Overall the roof covering appears to be in a fair condition, with only a few minor issues evident. | There are a few broken, slipped and/or missing slates | The ridge and hip tiles appeared to be becoming loose, as the mortar bond has deteriorated. Bedding ridges upon cement mortar creates | an weak bond, as the mortar does not adhere well to either the ridge or the covering (Most modern ridges are 'dry-fixed' | , which are | mechanically screwed to the timber structure). In traditional mortar bedded roofs the weight of the ridge itself is a major contributor to it | staying in place. The hip irons are somewhat corroded (rust). The timber battens were found to have a high moisture content, considered | to be damp. This leads to decay and over time causes the nails securing the slates to corrode if they are not copper (and often they are | not). | Action: | No immediate action required. | However, we would recommend: within the next 5-10 years, removal of the entire roof covering including all slates and battens. | Replacement with a new slate covering, which would incorporate a membrane between the battens and the roof structure.

Ms S***a R***n on January 2026 | Penymorfa Lane, CARMARTHEN, SA31*** | s****b@y***.co.uk | Balcony causing damp on floor underneath. Flat roof and railings may need replacing

Ms K***n T***s on January 2026 | Danygraig Terrace, SA10*** | k****s@h***.co.uk | | are you the property owner: owner of the property | property type: semi detached | roofing material: slates | roof height: 2nd floor | how many bedrooms do you have: 3-4 rooms | have you thought about solar panels: no | does the roof need to be replaced: yes | please call to appoint

Miss S***n D***s on January 2026 | long chaulden, HP1*** | s****2@i***.com | The main pitched roof appears generally even, with no indication of significant sagging or distortion. | There are a number of slipped and damaged tiles which require repairs. A number of the tiles to the bottom | row have also worked loose and will require attention. | As previously mentioned, there is a significant amount of moss on the roof covering, which restricted our | inspection in places, and should ideally be removed. | The ridge and bonnet tiles are in need of re-pointing in places, and upon removal of the moss, the full extent | of repointing is likely to be more apparent. | Whilst there were no signs of leakages internally, the roof is now of some age and will require more frequent | maintenance and repair. | Given this and the absence of felt beneath the tiles, a more economical solution may be to have this | completely replaced. | The valley gutter appeared to be in reasonable condition at the time of the inspection, although vegetation | and debris should be cleared to prevent overspilling. There was no staining or elevated moisture meter | readings to the area beneath the valley gutter, although this is a vulnerable position and should be monitored | during your occupation. | The tiles to the adjoining property have been replaced. The replacement tiles are a different profile and | therefore no longer interlink above the party wall. Therefore, there will need to be some form of bonding | gutter or alternative at this position, to prevent water penetration occurring, although we are unable to | confirm if this is present. When the covering to the subject property is replaced, this should be taken into | consideration. | Chimney | The condition of the stack is consistent with age, with some weathering evident to the brickwork pointing. | There is moss and lichen growth to the flaunching and brickwork, which should ideally be removed. | The lead flashings are in need of repointing and this should be undertaken in conjunction with other works to | the stack. | The cement mortar flaunching to the top of the stack is cracked and damaged, which will result in rainwater | penetration to the brickwork and further deterioration in the future. The flaunching should be repaired during | future maintenance. | One of the chimney pots remains completely open and therefore will be vulnerable to water penetration from | above. It would be advisable to cap and ventilate the pots to prevent unnecessary water penetration. This | should be done in such a way to allow for air to circulate, but discourage nesting birds and other debris/water | from entering the flue. | Where pots have already been capped, two flues have not been provided with ventilation | Is it possible to please get a rough quote? | Thank you! | Sian |