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Previous roofing jobs in Brechin, Angus
Inchbare, DD9
Under £500
Require sarking replaced on large garage roof and garden shed
Brechin and Edzell, DD9
Under £500
Roof leaking in gulley area. Original roof now needing wood and linning replaced under tiles.
Brechin and Edzell, DD9
Under £2,000
Commercial premises, approx 100sqm flat roof adjoining asbestos profile sloped roof with valley between. Significant leaks on flat adjacent to valley. Investigation from below shows joists Ok but timber deck locally rotted. Cant tell if insulation on deck but unlikely. Covering is felt with stone chippings. Looking for repair or recover, possibly with EDPM? Best value solution.
Edzell, DD9
Under £2,000
I need a small bit of a chimney taken down and roof margins repaired and painted
Brechin and Edzell, DD9
Under £15,000
need tiles removed felt added as there is none and tiles replaced roof is L shaped and has 2 dormer type windows which have slating on the sides it is an old farmhouse so may need some extra works on woodwork done
Brechin and Edzell, DD9
I'm not sure
ladders will be needed assume it requires some tiles to be removed and wood replaced. not huge area
Brechin and Edzell, DD9
Under £250
leak is small on inside (only around 2cm), on 1st floor so ladder will be required to assess outside of property. Leak is on flat part of roof (felt, not slated)
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