Why bigger roof projects go to Fell Roofing
Full or partial renewal
We help you choose between targeted re-roofing and a full replacement based on condition.
Slate choices that suit the build
Natural, reclaimed and modern materials are matched to the property and roof setting.
Complex details planned properly
Dormers, valleys, parapets and steep pitches are handled as part of one roof system.
New roofs built around the roof you need
When repairs stop making financial sense, or a new build needs the roof put on properly from the start, the answer is not one standard system copied from the last job. With Fell Roofing, new roof installation can mean full roof replacement, partial re-roofing or a full strip-and-relay project, depending on the condition of the structure and the scope of the build. We work on homes, extensions, loft conversions, garages, barns, outbuildings and commercial projects, using natural slate, reclaimed slate and other suitable roof coverings to match the property, the budget and the level of exposure. Complex roof forms such as valleys, parapets, dormers, catslide roofs and steep pitches are all planned as part of the wider weatherproofing job.
From structure to final weatherproof details
A sound new roof depends on more than what you see from the road. We look at the prepared structure, breathable membranes, battens, roof coverings, valleys, ridges and junction details as one build sequence, because that is what keeps rain out when the weather turns. Older properties and conservation-style work can call for a more careful material choice, especially where natural or reclaimed slate gives a better visual fit. A quote from Fell Roofing lets you talk through the scale of the work, the roof form and the most sensible route for replacement or new construction before work begins.
Frequently asked questions
How do I know if I need a new roof or a large repair?
It comes down to condition, spread of failure and what sits beneath the visible covering. If deterioration is confined to one area, repair may still be sensible. If the roof has widespread wear, recurring failures or ageing layers across large sections, a new roof or strip-and-relay can be the better long-term call.
Can you fit slate roofs on older or traditional properties?
Yes, where slate is the right match for the building and setting. We have experience with natural and reclaimed slate, which can be important on traditional or heritage-style properties where appearance matters as much as weather resistance. We discuss the material options before the job is priced.
What happens during a new roof installation?
The main stages usually move from removal or structural preparation through membrane and batten work, then on to the roof covering, junction details and final weatherproof finishing. The exact sequence depends on the roof form and the building, but the aim is always the same: a sound, well-detailed roof rather than a rushed covering job.