Full Re-Roof Completed in Wollaton Nottingham

Updated: Sep 12
Full Re-Roof Completed in Wollaton Nottingham.
Another big transformation recently completed by the LS Roofing and Building team, this time in Wollaton.
The existing roof was covered with old Rosemary tiles which were well past their best, so rather than continuing with temporary repairs, the roof was stripped back and completely renewed to give the property a modern, low-maintenance roofing system built to last.
For the new roof we installed Red Marley Duo Edgemere tiles, giving the property a fresh finish while keeping a traditional appearance that suits the house perfectly.
The full works included:
Complete removal and disposal of the old Rosemary roof tiles
Roof structure inspected once completely exposed
Loft insulation topped up to meet current Building Regulations requirements
New breathable roofing membrane and treated battens
New Red Marley Duo Edgemere roof tiles throughout
New maintenance-free dry hip system
New maintenance-free dry ridge system
New dry valley systems
New flashing kits installed around the existing VELUX windows
New leadwork installed to the chimneys
Chimneys re-flaunched and repointed where required
All-new uPVC soffits and fascias
New guttering and downpipes throughout
All waste removed and the property left clean and tidy on completion
The result is a complete upgrade rather than simply replacing the tiles — improving the roof covering, ventilation, insulation, weather protection and roofline at the same time.
With the old Rosemary tiles at the end of their serviceable life, the customer now has a completely renewed roof using modern materials and maintenance-free dry roofing systems, along with upgraded insulation to bring the property in line with current requirements.
If you have an older tiled roof that’s starting to deteriorate, it doesn’t always make sense to keep spending money on individual repairs. We’re happy to inspect it and advise whether a repair or full replacement is the most cost-effective option.



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