Pitched Roofs in West Yorkshire
Slate, clay and concrete tiled roofs, fitted and repaired across Leeds, Castleford and Bradford.
The Work We Do Most
- 25-Year Guarantee
- No Deposit Under £10k
- On Site Within 1 Hour
25-year workmanship guarantee applies to full roof replacements and re-roofs. On site within 1 hour covers Castleford, Pontefract, Wakefield, Normanton, Featherstone and Knottingley, with same-day emergency response elsewhere in West Yorkshire.
Pitched roofs are most of what we do. West Yorkshire houses range from stone terraces with steep slate roofs to modern brick homes with concrete tiles, and each has its own weak points. We've worked on all of them across Leeds, Castleford, Bradford, Wakefield, Dewsbury and beyond.
We fit natural Welsh slate, clay tiles and concrete interlocking tiles to the manufacturer's specification. Every roof gets correct batten spacing, breathable underlay and careful work on the details that let water in when they're rushed: valleys, ridges, verges, hips and abutments.
We fit pitched roofs on new builds and extensions, replace old ones, and convert flat roofs to pitched, as we did on a house in Horsforth, Leeds.
We also regularly work on pitched roofs in the surrounding West Yorkshire mill towns and villages, including Heckmondwike, Brighouse, Ossett, Birstall and Gomersal, where traditional stone and slate roofs are just as common as they are in the bigger towns.
Natural Slate
Lasts 100 years or more. Welsh and Spanish slate available.
Clay Tiles
A traditional look that lasts. Suits period properties.
Concrete Tiles
Durable and good value, in a wide range of profiles and colours.
Frequently Asked Questions
What's the best roofing material for a pitched roof?
It depends on your property type, budget and personal preference. Natural Welsh slate costs the most and lasts the longest. Clay tiles suit period properties. Concrete interlocking tiles are the best value. We'll help you choose the right option during your free survey.
Do you work on listed buildings or conservation areas?
Yes. We're experienced working in conservation areas where specific materials may be required. We'll advise on appropriate materials and can assist with understanding any planning requirements that apply to your project.
How long does a pitched roof last?
A well-fitted pitched roof can last 50 to 100 years, and natural slate roofs often last over a century. What decides it is how well the roof was fitted and whether small problems get fixed early. We also offer annual inspections.
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