Roofers in Kildare.
Roof repairs across County Kildare, from Leixlip and Celbridge on the Dublin side out through Maynooth, Naas, Newbridge and Kildare town. One crew that looks at the roof, quotes it in writing and repairs it, with photos from the roof when it is done.
Kildare has a lot of roofs of the same age, and they are starting to need the same repairs at the same time.
We repair slate and tile roofs across the county: slipped slates, cracked tiles, loose ridges, lead flashing, valleys, chimneys, gutters and fascia. Repairs, not re-roofs.
Ring or send a photo from the ground. We call out the same week on most repair calls anywhere in Kildare and send a written quote within 48 hours.
Roofs in Kildare.
The Kildare housing stock has a shape to it. The commuter towns along the M4 and the N7, Leixlip, Celbridge, Maynooth, Kilcock, Clane, Naas, Sallins and Newbridge, grew fast through the nineties and two-thousands, and most of that growth is estates of two-storey semis and terraces roofed in concrete interlocking tiles or fibre-cement slates. Those roofs are now at the age where the first things go: mortar on the ridges and verges cracks and falls out, felt at the eaves rots where it sat in the gutter, and the odd tile cracked during a satellite dish install finally lets water in.
The older towns have older roofs. Naas, Kildare town, Athy, Monasterevin and the villages around them have terraces and older houses under natural slate, with the same nail-sickness and slipped slates that any slate roof of that age gets. Out in the country there are farmhouses and cottages with slate on one side and a later tile or sheet extension on the other, and the junction between the two is where they leak.
Kildare is flat and open, and the wind gets a run at a roof that a Dublin suburb would shelter. Lifted ridges, torn felt at a gable and slates gone after a storm are common calls in the county from autumn to spring.
Roof repairs we do in Kildare.
The same repair work we do across Dublin and Wicklow, priced from photographs taken on the roof.
- 01Slipped, cracked and missing slates refixed or replaced, matched to the roof
- 02Broken concrete and clay tiles replaced and clipped
- 03Ridge and hip tiles rebedded in mortar, or fixed on a dry ridge system where the wind keeps lifting them
- 04Verges repointed or fitted with dry verge units where the mortar keeps failing in the wind
- 05Chimney, wall and dormer flashings renewed in milled lead, Code 4 or 5, chased into the joints
- 06Valleys cleared, patched or relined
- 07Leaks traced back to the entry point from inside and out, and that point repaired
- 08Chimney stacks repointed, flaunched and capped
- 09Gutters cleared and repaired, downpipes refixed, fascia and soffit renewed where the boards have gone
- 10Storm damage put right, and the roof made watertight first where the full repair has to wait for the wind to drop
Covering the county.
We work across Kildare from the Dublin border out. Leixlip, Celbridge, Maynooth and Kilcock along the M4; Clane, Prosperous and Sallins in the middle; Naas, Newbridge, Kildare town and the Curragh along the N7 and M7; and out to Athy, Monasterevin, Rathangan and Kilcullen. If you are somewhere in between, ring and ask. The call-out for a look is free wherever you are in the county.
Newer estates in Kildare tend to have side access and space for a tower, which makes two-storey work straightforward. Older terraces in the town centres are done from the front, the same as in Dublin, with the boards and slates carried through.
What you get.
A look from the ladder with photographs before any quote, a written quote inside 48 hours that says exactly what is being done, a repair with materials matched to the roof, and before and after photos from the same spot the same day. Gutters are cleared on the way down from every roof job. If we find the roof needs more than a repair, we say so and show you why rather than take the job.
From the call to the photos.
The same crew looks at the job, quotes it and does it. You get before and after photos when it is finished.
- First01.
Ring from anywhere in Kildare.
Tell us the town and send a photo of the roof from the ground. On most calls that is enough to say what it is and roughly what it will cost.
- Then02.
Same-week look, free.
We call out, go up the ladder, photograph the fault and the roof around it, and put a written price on it within 48 hours.
- Next03.
The repair.
Most Kildare repair calls are done in a half day to a full day on site. Chimney work and valley relining on a two-storey house take longer and the quote says how long.
- Last04.
Photos from the roof.
Before and after from the same spot, sent the same day, with the gutters cleared on the way down.
Repairs, not re-roofs.
We repair roofs in Kildare; we do not replace them. A nail-sick slate roof or a tiled roof with the felt gone everywhere needs a re-roofing contractor and we will tell you that from the ladder with photos. We also do not do agricultural sheeting or commercial roofs; houses, extensions, garages and outbuildings are what we cover.
Roofing questions.
Anything else, ring 085 781 4603.
Do you cover all of County Kildare?
Yes. From Leixlip, Celbridge and Maynooth on the Dublin side, through Naas, Newbridge and Kildare town, out to Athy and Monasterevin. Ring if you are unsure and we will tell you straight away.
How quickly can a roofer get to me in Kildare?
Same week on most repair calls. If water is coming in, say so when you ring and we fit it in as early as we can.
Do you charge for a call-out in Kildare?
No. The look from the ladder and the photographs are free, and a photo from the ground is often enough for a price before anyone calls out at all.
Can you repair the roof on a newer estate house?
Yes, and it is a common call in the county. Ridge mortar, verges, eaves felt and cracked tiles on houses built from the nineties on are all straightforward repairs, and the tiles and slates on those estates are still easy to match.
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Get your job priced properly.
Send a photo from the ground if you can, or we come out and look from the ladder. One written price inside 48 hours, no call-out fee and no pressure to go ahead.