New red concrete tiled roof meeting a brick chimney stack
Beaconsfield, Buckinghamshire

Tiled Roofs in Beaconsfield

On an older Beaconsfield house we look for new or reclaimed tiles close to the originals, so a re-tiled roof still suits the character of the property.

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Beaconsfield, Buckinghamshire

Plain & Interlocking Tiles

For a period property in Beaconsfield, Buckinghamshire, new tiles need to blend with the old brickwork, so colour, size and texture all matter. The old tiles and battens are taken off first, and any rafters found to be rotten are shown to you and repaired, at a price agreed before we carry on.

A re-tiled roof in Beaconsfield comes with the same 25-year guarantee as one in Gerrards Cross, High Wycombe and Amersham, and you can read the written terms before you accept the quote.

Newly tiled red pitched roof with a dry-fix ridge running to the chimney
Close-up of new red concrete roof tiles
Plain tiles being laid course by course beside a dormer
Why Choose Us for Tiled Roofs

Why Choose Us for Re-Tiling

Your re-tile in Beaconsfield is overseen by someone with 15 years of roofing experience, and you get a same-day callback when you first get in touch.

New plain tiles laid in courses around a dormer on a tiled roof

Guaranteed for 25 Years

New tiled roofs carry our 25-year guarantee, and you receive the written terms with your quote, so the cover is clear to you from day one.

Tiles That Match

On period homes we source tiles close to the originals, so the new roof sits comfortably beside the rest of the house.

Checkatrade Member

We are vetted Checkatrade members, so you can read what other customers have said about our tiling before you decide.

Same-Day Callback

Send your details or a few photos of the roof and we ring you back the same day to discuss what your tiles need next.

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Tiled Roofs: How It Works

From Old Tiles to New

The stages below show how a typical re-tiling job runs, though every roof gets its own plan once we have surveyed it.

1

Survey & Tile Choice

We inspect the roof, identify the existing tiles and help you choose new ones, then send you a fixed price in writing.

2

Careful Strip-Off

Old tiles and battens are removed, with any sound tiles set aside where they could be reused on a visible slope.

3

Laying the New Tiles

With the timbers checked and membrane and battens fitted, the tiles are laid, then the ridges, hips and verges are finished.

4

Inspection Together

When the last tile is in place and the ground below is cleared, we review the completed work with you and confirm everything has been done as agreed.

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Tiled Roofs FAQs

Tiled Roofs FAQs in Beaconsfield

Do You Re-Tile Roofs in Beaconsfield?

Yes. Re-tiling is one of the roofing services we provide in Beaconsfield and in Gerrards Cross, High Wycombe and Amersham. Our team visits, looks at the tiles and timbers, and sends a written price with the 25-year guarantee terms attached. The visit and quote are free, so call us to book.

Can I See Tile Samples Before My Beaconsfield Roof Is Re-Tiled?

Yes. We bring samples of the clay or concrete tiles we would suggest, so you can hold them against your walls and judge the colour in daylight. Once you have chosen, the tile is named on your written quote, so the roof is laid in exactly what you agreed.

Should I Choose Clay or Concrete Tiles?

Clay tiles have a traditional look that weathers attractively and often suits older homes and conservation settings. Concrete tiles usually cost less and cover a roof quickly, which suits many modern houses. We show you samples, explain how each would look on your property and price whichever you prefer.

What Is the Difference Between Plain & Interlocking Tiles?

Plain tiles are small and flat, laid with a double overlap so each one is covered by the two courses above, giving a fine, traditional finish. Interlocking tiles are larger and lock together at the sides, so fewer are needed and they suit shallower pitches. Your roof pitch and the style of the house guide the choice.

Can You Match Tiles on My Period Home?

Often, yes. We look at the colour, size, shape and texture of your existing tiles and source new or reclaimed tiles that sit well alongside them. On some older roofs an exact match is not possible, and if that is the case we tell you at the quote stage and show you the closest options.

Can Some of My Old Tiles Be Reused?

If your tiles are still sound, some may be reused, for example on the front slope where the original look matters most. Many old tiles are porous, cracked or brittle, though, and those are best replaced. We check them as the roof comes off and agree with you which ones are worth keeping.
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