Roofers covering Mickleover on the western edge of Derby.
Roofers covering Mickleover on the western edge of Derby. Large private estates from the 1960s and 1970s dominate here, and their concrete tile roofs are now at the age where nail fatigue starts showing up.
Mickleover has an old village centre around the church and Uttoxeter Road, but the great bulk of the suburb is private estate housing put up between the 1960s and the 1980s. That means a lot of concrete interlocking tiles of a similar vintage all reaching the same stage at once. The tiles themselves have plenty of life left, but the fixings and the underfelt do not, and the first sign is usually a tile or two slipping after a windy spell. Mickleover sits high and reasonably exposed on the west side of the city, so gable verges take more weather here than they do in the sheltered streets nearer the centre, and verge pointing and dry verge conversions come up regularly.
Free quote, no obligation. Call Joseph or send a photograph of the problem on WhatsApp.
Along with Mickleover itself we work across Radbourne, Etwall, Findern, Littleover and the surrounding villages.
No. Quotes are free and there is no obligation, in Mickleover the same as anywhere else we cover.
We are based in Derby and Mickleover is well within the area we work every week. For an active leak, ring rather than message and we will tell you honestly when we can be there.
All of it, along with Radbourne, Etwall, Findern and the surrounding villages. If you are just outside it is still worth asking.
Yes. A single slipped tile, a blocked gutter or a loose ridge tile are all worth sorting before they turn into something bigger, and we would rather do the small job now.