We prioritise emergency repairs because we know that water ingress can quickly lead to expensive structural damage. If a storm has dislodged tiles or you have spotted a damp patch on your ceiling, we aim to get a team out to you as fast as possible. Getting a professional to look at the problem early often prevents a minor repair from turning into a full roof replacement.

There is no single "best" material, as it depends on your budget and how you use the space. GRP fibreglass is very popular because it is seamless and incredibly tough, making it great for balconies or roofs that get a bit of foot traffic. EPDM rubber is another fantastic option; it is very flexible, handles the changing UK weather without cracking, and lasts for decades. We can look at your specific roof and give you a recommendation based on what will work best for your property.

Many loft conversions fall under "Permitted Development," which means you often do not need to go through the full planning permission process. However, all conversions must comply with UK building regulations regarding fire safety, insulation, and structural integrity. Cellar conversions also have specific requirements for damp proofing and tanking to make them habitable. We help you navigate these rules to make sure your new living space is safe, legal, and adds genuine value to your home.

We believe in being honest and transparent with our advice. If your roof is generally in good condition but has a few slipped slates or some cracked lead flashing, a repair is usually the most sensible and cost-effective route. However, if the tiles are porous or the timber structure is starting to fail, you might spend more on constant repairs than you would on a replacement. We offer a free inspection where we take photos and show you exactly what is happening up there so you can make an informed choice.

Yes, we have a lot of experience working with traditional materials common in South Yorkshire, such as natural stone, Welsh slate, and Spanish slate. We understand the importance of maintaining the character of older homes or properties in conservation areas. We work hard to source matching reclaimed or high-quality new materials so that any repair or extension blends in perfectly with the original building.

Trust is vital when you are hiring someone to work on your home. Total Roofing & Repairs Limited is a fully registered company (Registered Company No: 16805372). We also carry Public Liability Insurance up to £5 million. This means you are completely protected while we are on-site, whether we are doing a quick gutter repair or a complex structural roof strengthening project.

Your chimney and your guttering are often the first places where damp problems start. A cracked chimney stack or perished mortar can let water soak directly into your loft space. Similarly, blocked or broken uPVC gutters can cause water to overflow down your walls, leading to damp patches and foundation issues. Keeping your roofline in good condition is one of the easiest ways to protect the rest of your house from the elements.