We have a number of roofers near Failsworth

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Need a recommended roofer in Failsworth for your job?

You have a roofing job and you need a recommended roofer to do it.

Rated People is here to help:

• Using Rated People, you can find and choose tradespeople in your area based on what others have said about them
• The roofers who use our site cover a wide range of projects from leadwork and flashing to slate tile or thatched roof work
• Post your job, give a clear description and up to 3 recommended roofers in Failsworth will contact you to quote on the work
• Then, after the job is complete, simply go back and rate your roofer based on the work they have done

Get the recommended roofer you need with Rated People. Simply let us know about your project in the form above and we’ll do the rest.

Ratings

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Metal and plastic rainwater pipes and guttering repairs, maintenance and renewal in Failsworth
"He was a nice bloke, who's done a good job"
Stuart - M35

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Slate roof maintenance and roof tile repairs in Failsworth
"Tony was punctual and polite. I was impressed by his quote and invoice and I actually chose him over a much cheaper quote. Very pleased with the end product. "
jim - M35

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Metal and plastic rainwater pipes and guttering repairs, maintenance and renewal in Failsworth
"Company got in contact straight away and came round to have a look within a couple of days. They were honest and reasonably priced and completed the work within a week of the advert being posted. Would use them again and recommend them to a friend."
Allan - M35

News

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  Price cuts in 2009 and 2010 have done little to reverse the "eye-watering" 42 per cent surge in gas and electricity charges seen in 2008, says uSwitch.com.
• Residential property lending slides in January
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• Urban gardeners 'can make huge difference to environment'
  City dwellers could make a "huge difference" in the fight against pollution and carbon emissions by making small changes to their gardens.
• MCS disputes renewable energy installer shortage
  Industry body takes on Sunday Times over report that a lack of qualified installers could scupper the government's feed-in tariff scheme for renewable energy.

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