Roofers in Cork,
town by town.
From the city streets to the harbour towns and the market towns inland: 30 places across Cork city and county, each with its own page.
Pick your place.
Cork city and county only. If your town is not on the list, ring and ask before assuming we cannot get to you.
A roof in Cork is a roof in weather.
Rain and wind come in off the Atlantic and cross the county before they reach much of the rest of the country. Roofs near the harbour and the coast take salt air on top of that, which is hard on fixings and flashings. Inland, the market towns are a little more sheltered, but much of their housing is older.
The housing is mixed. There are narrow terraces from the early 1900s on steep streets, where scaffold has to be planned with care. There are semi-detached houses from the middle of the last century, and estates from the 1990s onwards whose concrete tiles have been through a good many winters. Each town page says what that usually means for the roofs there.
A valley between two tile slopes, lined in leadThe same eight jobs in every town.
Roof Repairs
A stain on the ceiling or a tile on the lawn: the point where water gets in is found and dealt with.
Roof Replacement
The old covering comes off and a new slate or tile roof goes on, with the Lifetime Leak Guarantee.
Emergency Roof Repair
Storm damage or a live leak: made safe at once, repaired properly when conditions allow.
Lead Flashing & Chimneys
Lead renewed around stacks, walls and valleys, with the stack itself made sound.
Roof Inspections
A written, photographed report on the whole roof, taken from the slope and the attic.
Tell us
where you are.
Give the town and a line about the roof, and we book the survey. Prefer to ask first? Ring: