Roof Replacement Shoreham-by-Sea

The Re-Roofing Process in Shoreham-by-Sea

Survey and Quote

Shoreham re-roofing surveys cover the full range of property types in BN43 — from listed building heritage surveys requiring conservation officer liaison to standard assessments on post-war estate housing. Every survey is carried out by an experienced roofer who accesses the roof directly, not a sales representative. The written quote specifies materials, tile profile, lead work scope and programme. No variations without agreement.

Material Choice

Material choice in Shoreham depends on property type and conservation obligations. Listed buildings and conservation area properties may require like-for-like replacement of Welsh slate or clay plain tile — we source matching profiles. Post-war estate properties are re-roofed in modern clay interlocking tile as standard. Shoreham Beach re-roofs use full coastal specification including ring-shank stainless fixings throughout and enhanced lead upstand specification.

What the Job Involves

On conservation area and listed building properties in Shoreham, we discuss material specification and any planning or listed building consent requirements before beginning. We can prepare prior approval applications and liaise with Adur District Council's planning team. On standard residential properties, the process is identical to Lancing: scaffold, strip and membrane same day, new batten and tile over 3–5 days, ridge and lead completion before scaffold down.