If you have a mansion with a valley roof you are more at risk of having a leaking roof. It’s a fact of property in the UK, the larger your property, the more chance you have a valley roof. And the more valley roofs you have, the more chance you will get unwanted water ingress.
A Mansion in Oswestry
Oswestry and Wrexham Roofing were asked investigate water coming through the roof into a large home in the Oswestry area.
Our initial inspection confirmed the water was coming in through a valley where two pitched roofs join. We provided an estimate for the customer which was accepted.
Use of Scaffolding
We use scaffolding at most properties. This is even more essential at larger properties. Scaffolding provides a safe platform for our workers which therefore gives you peace of mind. Scaffolding removal is a priority after the work is complete. We never use your property as a scaffolding storage area as some companies do!
Lead to Line the Valley Roof
We use lead to create a large gulley. This is because, as the climate changes, and heavier than previous downfalls happen, older gulleys are not always wide enough to cope with this amount of rain.
Lead may seem to be an expensive material. However, torrents of water coming into your property are much more expensive. Therefore, we use the right amount of lead to keep your property waterproof as you can see from the pictures.
Mansions, Listed, and Farmhouse Roofs
Do you have a mansion valley roof with water ingress? We will be happy to provide you with an estimate to fix the problem. We regularly work on farmhouse roofs and Listed properties so we are very familiar with this type of work.
Contact us About Your Valley Roof
Why not call us on 07813 016472 or email to oswestryandwrexhamroofing@gmail.com? We are happy to provide a free estimate that is good value for money and at the same time quotes for quality workmanship.
So you have more evidence of the quality and professionalism of our services, view photos of our work our our Completed Work section or connect with Mark Batey on LinkedIn.