Bungalow re-roof, seen from the air
About this job
A full re-roof on an L-shaped bungalow, photographed from the air as the work went on. The scaffold went up round the whole house, the old concrete tiles were stripped off, and the roof was covered in new membrane and battens.
New tiles were then lifted up to the roof by crane, loaded out across the slopes and fixed course by course. Seen from above, it is easy to follow how a re-roof comes together.
The job, photo by photo
Scroll through the work as it happened.
-
Before: the old concrete tiles on the L-shaped bungalow. -
Before, from the garden side. -
Scaffold up round the house, with our vans on the drive. -
Stripping the old tiles and battens. -
Stripping under way along the main roof. -
New membrane across the main slope. -
The roof covered in new membrane, from the end of the house. -
New tiles lifted up and loaded out across the roof by crane. -
New tiles going on, slope by slope. -
New tiles across the main roof.
Want work like this on your roof?
Tell us about the job and we will ring you back with a free, no-obligation quote.
More of our work
Other jobs from our team. Tap a photo to flick through it, or open the project.
-
Bungalow re-tiled with a dry ridge
A detached bungalow re-covered in grey interlocking concrete tiles, with every ridge tile clipped and screwed down instead of bedded in mortar.
-
Re-roof on a period house
A large period house with a pillared porch, stripped and covered in new breathable membrane, with materials lifted up to the scaffold by telehandler.
-
Slate roof with lead hips and a glass lantern
A hipped slate roof with lead-covered hips, worked neatly around a glass roof lantern and a tall chimney stack.
-
Re-slated roof with new roof windows
A roof re-covered on new membrane and battens, with new roof windows set into the slope before the slates went on.
-
Roof rebuilt with new timbers
An old hipped roof taken down to the wall heads, the old timbers cleared, and a new timber frame built and boarded ready for the new roof.
-
Re-tile with a new roofline
New dark tiles, then the whole roofline renewed: white fascias, vented soffits, guttering, downpipes and dry-verge caps on the gables.
-
Re-tile on new membrane and battens
Old tiles off, new red breathable membrane and battens on, then new interlocking tiles fixed course by course up to a dry ridge.
-
Re-slating with new lead valleys
A slate roof re-covered on new breathable membrane and battens, with new slates fixed course by course and new lead valleys between the slopes.