Ratings, services and a phone number for every roofer we list, town by town. More counties are being added.
Your county not listed yet? Tell us where you are and we will look at it next.
The first card on your town's page, or across your whole county, its service pages and this home page, with your own photo, the Featured badge and a followed link to your website. Top of Town from £29 a month, County Ultimate from £499 a month.
See featured positionsHomeowners across Buckinghamshire can turn to Skilled Roofing Limited, a local domestic roofing company in Aylesbury. It offers online estimates as well as onsite visits. Feedback is plentiful…
View listingAcross Bedford, Milton Keynes, Luton and Dunstable, Rose Roofing carries out roof repairs, new roofs and wider roofing work from its Bedford base. Services cover pitched and flat…
A family run firm based in Milton Keynes, D Haynes Roofing is registered in England and Wales as a limited company, number 10928042. It works across Milton Keynes,…
Roofing around Milton Keynes, Bedfordshire, Hertfordshire and Buckinghamshire is what CJB Roofing has done for over 40 years. The work runs from small repairs to complete roof replacement,…
Weathershield Roofing & Guttering Services is a Northampton roofing company with more than 15 years of experience across Northamptonshire. Its team handles full roof replacements on pitched, dormer…
Every listing begins as a public business record on Google Maps.
Only businesses whose main category is roofing stay, with at least one review. Duplicates are merged.
Each business's own site says which work it takes on. Those services are ticked on its listing.
No website to read means "no information yet" on the listing, never a guess.
Every listing starts as a public business record on Google Maps. We keep businesses whose main category is roofing, that have at least one review and whose record has been updated in the last twelve months. Duplicates are merged. Businesses that turn out to be consultancies, cleaning firms or lead-generation pages are taken out.
We then read each business's own website and tick only the services it names itself, such as flat roofing, leadwork or chimney repairs. Insurance, guarantees and trade memberships are shown as the business states them. We do not check them, so ask to see the certificate.
Owners can claim a listing for free to correct its details. A person checks every claim. Published by BeClicked Online.
Roofers do not all take on the same work. Some only repair, some mostly fit flat roofs, and a few handle leadwork or chimneys as a speciality. Each listing here ticks the services the business names on its own website, so check that your job is ticked before you ring. Where a listing reads "no information yet", the website did not say, and a phone call settles it.
In England, re-covering a roof normally needs Building Regulations approval, and the insulation is usually improved at the same time. A roofer registered with CompetentRoofer or NAPIT can certify a roof replacement themselves. Otherwise the work goes through your council's building control service, and each county page here names the councils that cover its towns. Ask which route your roofer uses, and keep the certificate, because a buyer's solicitor or lender may ask for it when you sell.
Planning permission is a separate matter. In England, re-roofing a house in a way that does not change how it looks will usually not need it, and roof windows are usually allowed within set limits. Flats are treated differently, and Scotland, Wales and Northern Ireland have their own rules.
The Health and Safety Executive treats all work on roofs as highly dangerous, even a job that takes a few minutes, and says sloping roofs need scaffolding to stop people and materials falling from the edge. A quote for work on a pitched roof should say how the roofer will get up there. If the scaffold has to stand on the pavement, the scaffolding company needs a licence from the council first.
Bats and their roosts are protected by law, and repairing or replacing a roof is one of the jobs that can disturb them. If you think bats use your roof, the National Bat Helpline gives free advice before work starts. Old cement sheet roofs on garages and outbuildings can contain asbestos. Ask how the roofer will handle and dispose of the sheets.
Every listing shows the Google rating beside the number of reviews behind it. Read the two together. A perfect score from three reviews tells you less than a slightly lower score from a hundred.
Ask for a written quote that lists the work, the materials and the access. Ask to see the public liability insurance certificate. Ask what the guarantee covers, how long it runs and whether an insurer backs it if the firm stops trading. Ask who will be on the roof, and who deals with building control. Get the answers in writing before you agree to anything.
Every listing comes from a public business record on Google Maps. We keep businesses that are open, have reviews and have roofing as their main category. Then we read each business's own website and tick the services it names.
No. A basic listing is free and stays free. Businesses can pay for a Showcase listing or a featured position, and those are marked wherever they appear. Paying never changes a rating.
We do not copy photos from a business's website or Google profile. The picture is an illustration of the kind of work the business does, and the caption says so. A business with a Showcase listing or a featured position shows its own photos instead.
It means the business's own website did not say whether it offers that service, or there was no website to read. It does not mean the answer is no. Ring the business and ask.
No. A listing shows what the business states about itself. Ask to see the insurance certificate, and get any guarantee in writing, before work starts.
So far Buckinghamshire, Bedfordshire and Northamptonshire. Further counties are being added one at a time, and the home page lists every county covered.
Use the contact page and tell us the business name and town. Corrections and removals go live at the next rebuild of the directory, normally within a week.
Not yet. The directory covers Buckinghamshire, Bedfordshire and Northamptonshire so far and adds a county at a time. Use the contact page to tell us where you are, and we will take it into account when choosing the next county.
