Survey and Specification for Stivichall Properties
Every re-roof in Stivichall starts with a thorough survey. For Stivichall’s 1930s and post-war detached and semi-detached properties, we check felt condition, batten integrity, rafter timbers and ridge board before quoting. We won’t sell you a new roof without identifying whether it’s genuinely needed — if targeted repair is a better option, we’ll say so.
The Re-Roofing Process for Stivichall Homes
A full re-roof on a typical Stivichall property involves stripping the existing tile and batten, fitting new breathable membrane, re-battening to current specification and tiling with your chosen profile. For Stivichall’s 1930s and post-war detached and semi-detached properties we use Marley, Redland and Sandtoft profiles as appropriate. The average 3-bed semi in CV3 takes 3–5 days.
How Long a New Stivichall Roof Will Last
A correctly installed concrete tile roof on a Stivichall property has a design life of 50–60 years. Clay tiles last 80–100 years. The key variable is specification — correct felt, correct batten gauge, correct fixing density for Stivichall’s leafy southern suburb with significant tree canopy causing blocked gutters and moss growth. We build to last, not to the minimum.
Typical Pricing
3-bed semi from £4,500. Full re-roofs £4,500–£15,000.