Roofers in Cardiff | Local Roof Repairs & Installation

Cardiff's housing stock is unlike anywhere else in the UK. Walk down any street in Cathays or Roath and you're looking at Victorian and Edwardian terraces with steeply-pitched roofs and original Welsh slate — beautiful, but unforgiving when a single tile slips or a lead flashing lifts. Head north to Whitchurch, Rhiwbina or Llandaff and the roofs get bigger, often with clay tiles, hipped detailing and larger chimney stacks. In Penarth, Grangetown and Cardiff Bay we're dealing with everything from restored Victorian townhouses to new-build apartments with GRP flat roofs and single-ply membranes.

We're based on Wellington Street in the city centre, which means we can be at most Cardiff properties within 30 minutes — critical when a slate has come loose during a Severn Estuary gale or a Victorian valley gutter has finally given up. Cardiff's damp, coastal-influenced climate is hard on roofs; salt-laden westerlies off the Bristol Channel accelerate metal corrosion, and the freeze-thaw cycles we now see through winter are quietly cracking older ridge tiles. Our recommendations are always specific to the age and construction of your property — a solution that works on a 1970s Rhiwbina bungalow won't necessarily suit a 1890s Roath terrace, and we won't pretend otherwise.