STORM-DAMAGE ROOF REPAIRS
Urgent storm-damage roof repairs
Practical help with leaks, slipped slates, damaged ridges and unsafe roof details across Lancashire and Yorkshire.
What to do after roof damage
Keep clear of loose material and do not climb onto the roof. Send your postcode, photographs from ground level and pictures of any internal water damage. We will use these to assess urgency and the safest access method.
Problems we investigate
- Slipped or broken slates and tiles
- Damaged ridge, hip and verge sections
- Leaking chimneys, flashings and valleys
- Wind-damaged gutters, fascias and roofline
- Temporary weatherproofing followed by a lasting repair
We cover Pendle, Burnley, the Ribble Valley, Skipton and surrounding Lancashire and Yorkshire areas. Where damage reveals wider deterioration, we explain whether a targeted roof repair or complete re-roof is the better long-term option.
Evidence for your records
Before-and-after photographs can be provided so you can see the damage and completed work. If insurers are involved, tell us before work starts so the required evidence can be discussed.
Whalley insurance repair: retaining a Welsh slate roof
At a property in Whalley near Clitheroe, other contractors had recommended a reroof after storm damage. We repaired the existing Welsh slate roof, worked alongside the insurance company and blended the repairs into the original covering. See the before-and-after photographs of the Whalley storm-damage repair.
This is an example of a roof that could be repaired, rather than a promise that every storm-damaged roof can be retained. Our survey explains the damage and the work needed. For local enquiries, see roofing in Whalley and our Ribble Valley roofing coverage.
NO FIX, NO FEE — if we don’t fix your roof, we won’t charge you.
If an insurer is involved, tell us when you enquire so we can discuss the photographs and roofing information needed. On the Whalley job, our role was the roof repair; insurance cover and claim decisions remain with the insurer. Send damage photographs and your postcode, taken safely from ground level.