Five questions on age, damage, leaks, moss and gutters. Back comes a score out of 100, a flag on anything urgent, and a plain answer on whether you need a roofer at all.
If you’re not sure, take your best guess based on when the house was built or last re-roofed.
Missing or slipped tiles, sagging sections, broken flashing, daylight through the loft — that kind of thing.
Stains on ceilings, damp in the loft, water marks after heavy rain.
Heavy moss build-up holds water and accelerates wear — especially on north-facing slopes common in West Yorkshire.
Overflowing gutters, rotten fascias, or peeling soffits often signal water issues that affect the roof itself.
We’ll email you a personalised PDF report with your score, what it means, and what (if anything) we’d recommend doing about it. No spam — we hate it as much as you do.
Some roofs get replaced that only wanted a repair; some leaks get left until the plaster is on the carpet. This sits between the two: it tells you which way your roof is leaning, and the report is yours whether you ring us or not.