Roof Replacement in Goring-by-Sea
Goring-by-Sea re-roofing is dominated by one project type: 1930s detached and semi-detached properties with concrete plain or interlocking tile now 70–90 years old. The Ilex Way corridor, Goring Road and the streets between the A259 and the seafront are our core re-roofing zone in BN12. Nail sickness is widespread across this stock, and the concrete tile profile is often discontinued, making like-for-like repair increasingly impractical.
We replace Goring's concrete tile stock with modern clay interlocking tile as standard. Clay outperforms concrete in both longevity and coastal salt resistance — the right specification for properties 200 metres from the English Channel. We assess batten and felt condition on every survey and include replacement of any failed elements in the full quote.
The hipped roof geometry common on 1930s detached properties in Goring requires more lead valley and hip work than standard gable-end roofing. We include all lead work, ridge and hip materials in our written quote — no additions at completion.
Pricing Guide — Goring-by-Sea
Roof Replacement Reviews — Goring-by-Sea
"1935 detached in Goring, concrete to clay. Hipped roof done properly including all the lead. Excellent result."
"1930s semi, full re-roof in clay. Done in five days, clean site, on budget."
"Bungalow re-roof with new guttering and fascias. All done in one scaffold visit. Very efficient."