ROOF MAINTENANCE AND REPAIRS IN ABERDEEN
Protect your property and prevent major issues down the line by getting Gordon Crawford Ltd in to inspect your roof and provide roof maintenance and repairs now. We cover all of Aberdeenshire.
DON’T PUT OFF REGULAR ROOF MAINTENANCE
At Gordon Crawford Ltd, we know that no one really wants to talk about roofs and finding money in the budget for regular roof maintenance can be difficult. However, we also know that not investing in roof maintenance can cause huge problems down the line and even bigger bills, that could have been avoided! Get in touch with our experienced team of roofers to book an inspection and maintenance check for the roof on your home. Our roofing services can be quick, affordable and hassle-free and give you the peace of mind to know that your roof is doing its job and will for many years, without any surprise bills in the future!
DOES YOUR ROOF NEED SOME ATTENTION?
Talk to the team at Gordon Crawford Ltd now. We are a local company that puts our customers first, no matter the type or size of the roofing project. We offer regular roof maintenance, repairs and other services, including roof tiling, leadwork and pointing, full replacements and gutter repairs. We’ll impart our sound, expert advice, gathered from over 80 years within the roofing industry and we offer preventative fixes that save you money in the long run!
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How much does an average flat roof cost?On average a 5m x 3m flat roof dormer on a house would cost between £1600 - £7000 depending on the height of the building.
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How many years should a flat roof last?A flat roof if installed correctly and with quality materials should last for about 20 years.
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What is the major disadvantage of using a flat roof?The biggest disadvantage of using a flat roof is the lack of drainage. Flat roofs do have a slope that drains the water but nowhere near as efficient as a pitched roof. Water does tend to remain and puddle on flat roofs because of this.
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How to tell if a flat roof needs replacing?Signs you need to replace your flat roof 1. Having visible leaks into the property. 2. Visible signs of holes, tears or damage in the coverings. 3. General wear and tear with aging.
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Who pays for a new roof in a flat?If you live in a flat the owner of the property with the flat roof issue is usually responsible for any maintenance and or repair of said flat roof. However it is advised that the title deeds are checked as this can vary from property to property.
