Roof Replacement in Salisbury

We carry out roof replacement in Salisbury for houses, bungalows and extensions. When a roof is past repairing, we strip it back, fix any problem timbers and fit a new, weathertight roof.

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When to Replace Rather Than Repair

If you are calling a roofer every winter, the roof may be past its best. Widespread slipped tiles, sagging, rotten battens and felt that has broken down are signs a replacement makes more sense. Paying for one new roof often works out cheaper than years of patch repairs.

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What Happens During a Roof Replacement

We set up scaffolding, strip off the old tiles, battens and felt, then check the rafters for rot or damage. Next we lay a breathable membrane and new battens, fit the tiles or slates and finish the ridge, verges and flashing. We clear away all the waste when we finish.

Choosing Materials for Your New Roof

Your new roof can be covered in concrete tiles, clay tiles or natural slate. Each one looks different, weighs a different amount and lasts a different length of time. We talk you through the options that suit your house, your budget and any planning rules that apply.

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About us

All Type Roofing and Home Improvements has been working on roofs in Salisbury for 20 years. We are a roofing contractor covering everything from a few slipped tiles to a full new roof, plus chimney work and guttering. Every job is covered by full public liability insurance, and we are members of TrustATrader. We answer the phone from 5am to 11pm, seven days a week.

20 years working on Salisbury roofs
Full public liability insurance on every job
Members of TrustATrader
Open 5am to 11pm, seven days a week
Emergency roof repairs across Salisbury

Frequently Asked Questions

How long does a roof replacement take in Salisbury?

A roof replacement on an average house in Salisbury usually takes around a week, depending on the size of the roof and the weather. Smaller roofs on bungalows or extensions can take a few days. If timbers need repairing, it can take longer. We give you a likely timescale before we start.

Can I stay at home during a roof replacement in Salisbury?

Yes, most people stay at home while their roof is replaced. There will be some noise and scaffolding around the house during the day, but the roof is covered at the end of each day so the house stays dry. We will let you know if any areas should be kept clear.

How long will a new roof last on a Salisbury home?

A new roof should last for decades if it is fitted well. Concrete tiles often last around 50 years, clay tiles longer, and natural slate can last well over a century. How long yours lasts also depends on the membrane, battens and fixings used underneath.