Roofing articles relating to flat roofing, tiled roofing and slate roofing in London

Roofing types in London

When one thinks of a roof on a building, one tends to think about tiles or slate, however this is just the tip of the iceberg when it comes to roofing. Admittedly, the vast majority of buildings in London will have a number of different names, including inverted pitch roof, butterfly roof and even the London Roof. It is a pitched roof, but it generally cannot be seen from ground level as it is concealed behind a parapet wall. Although these are the most common types of roof in London, there are many others to be found if you look up. Below we will look at just some of the roofing types and various differences that can be found in and around London.

Roofing types for extensions in London

Roof designs and shapes differ a great deal. The style may be down to a personal preference of the homeowner, or it may be dictated by the local authority. For example, in some parts of London there are restrictions on having roofs designed in a particular way and even restrictions as to what type of material covers the roof, this all comes under the remit of planning conditions.

Benefits of a post winter roof inspection from a professional roofer in London

Your roof takes a real battering every single year, particularly during the winter, which is why T. J. Copping Roofing Ltd Roofing Specialists are always ready to provide our customers in London with professional roofing work and repair services.

Finding a roofing contractor in London

When searching for a roofing contractor, you should take a few steps to ensure you select the best roofer for your budget. Following each step of the process protects you from being duped by unscrupulous rogue traders. T. J. Copping Roofing Ltd Roofing Specialists, offers this guide to finding aprofessional and reliable roofing contractor.

Top 10 causes of roof damage in London

While the roof of your home is an important part of life, you very rarely pay any real attention to it. You may not notice a problem until something goes wrong. It's a good idea to know what causes damage to a roof so even if you can't get up there to inspect it yourself, you should be aware of what may create a potential problem.

Further Information

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