A repair that tackles the real fault
Inspection before action
We trace the defect first, so your money goes on the right repair.
Repairs matched to condition
Local faults get local work, while wider wear is flagged before it spreads.
Checks after the repair
We review the repaired area, nearby junctions and run-off before the job is signed off.
Find the leak before replacing anything
A damp patch on the ceiling rarely tells the full story. We inspect the roof properly, measure up and check the covering, underlay, battens, flashings and drainage points to find where water is getting in. That matters when a few slipped tiles or a tired junction can look a lot like a much bigger failure from inside the property. With Trade Right Paving & Roofing Ltd, you get a repair plan based on what the roof actually needs. We deal with broken tiles, damaged slate, failed flashing, worn sections and localised water ingress with the aim of stopping repeat leaks, not just hiding them for a week.
Know when a repair is enough
Some roofs need a neat local fix. Others have reached the stage where patching the same spots keeps wasting your money. We remove failed materials, renew what has worn out, weatherproof the area and carry out final checks before we leave. With Trade Right Paving & Roofing Ltd, we also tell you plainly when wider deterioration in the covering or the structure below points to refurbishment or replacement as the sounder long-term move.
Frequently asked questions
How do you find the source of a roof leak?
We start outside, not with the ceiling mark. We inspect coverings, flashings, ridges, valleys and outlets, then look at the condition below if needed. That helps us separate a small local fault from wider wear before we suggest the next step.
Can you repair only one part of the roof?
Yes, if the problem is local and the surrounding roof is still sound. We often replace slipped tiles, damaged slates, failed flashing or a worn patch without disturbing good areas. If the damage runs further, we explain that before the job grows legs.
When is replacement better than another repair?
If leaks keep returning, the covering is failing in several places, or the underlay and battens have deteriorated, a larger refurbishment or full replacement can make more sense. We explain what we have found so you can judge the durable option.