Tile Roofs by Revive Roofing & Repairs in Stirling

Family Run Roofers in Stirling

Tile Roofs in Stirling

A family run, fully insured roofing firm with over 20 years' experience, re-tiling in concrete and clay with tiles matched to your street and fixed against wind uplift.

Over 20 Years' Experience
Family Run & Fully Insured
Free Quotes & Surveys
24 Hour Emergency Service

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Over 20 Years' Experience
Family Run & Fully Insured
Free Quotes & Surveys
24 Hour Emergency Service

New Roofs

Concrete and Clay Tile Roofing

Re-tiling replaces a worn tiled covering with new tiles laid on a fresh membrane and battens. We work with concrete interlocking tiles, which are quick to lay and suit lower pitches, and with clay, including the small plain tiles found on older houses. It is the right call when tiles are slipping, crumbling or leaking across a whole slope rather than in one spot.

Profile and colour chosen to sit well beside neighbouring roofs
Battens set to the pitch and lap each tile needs
Extra fixings at verges, eaves and ridge courses against uplift
Discontinued tiles flagged at quote stage with the closest alternative

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Over 20 yearsfamily run, fully insured

Why Choose Us

Why Choose Us for Tile Roofs

Tile Roofs work by Revive Roofing & Repairs

Over 20 years

A family run company with over 20 years' experience

You deal directly with the family that runs the business, from the free survey to the final review of the completed work.

Tiles matched to neighbours

We compare your roof with the ones beside it and recommend a profile and colour that blends in, so the new covering looks as if it belongs on the street.

Fixed for your exposure

Every tile is nailed and clipped to suit how exposed your roof is, with extra care at the verges, eaves and ridge courses where wind uplift is strongest.

Every tile type covered

Over 20 years' experience in home improvements means we know the minimum pitch and lap that concrete, clay and plain tiles each need, and batten to suit.

Insured, with free quotes

We are family run and fully insured, and your free written quote names the tile we recommend along with any alternatives worth weighing up.

Ready for a free quote on your roof?

Call us or send the quote form, and we will arrange your free survey at a time that suits you.

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What’s Included

What Our Tile Roofs Service Includes

Removal of old tiles, battens and felt
Breathable membrane and new tile battens
Concrete, clay or plain tiles to your choice
Nails and clips set for your roof's exposure
Bedded or dry-fixed ridge and hip tiles
Verges, valleys and flashings made good

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Our Work

Our Tile Roofs Work

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When To Call Us

Signs You Need Tile Roofs

The signs homeowners most often notice before they contact us about this work.

Tiles slipping or blowing off

Loose tiles turning up on the drive after windy nights usually mean worn nails, perished battens or tiles that were never fixed.

Crumbling or porous tiles

Older concrete tiles lose their surface and soak up water, and some clay tiles start to flake after years of frost.

Leaks across a whole slope

Damp patches in several places, not just one, suggest the underlay has failed behind the tiles.

Mismatched patch repairs

Years of odd replacement tiles leave a roof looking patchy, and the original tile may no longer be available to buy.

Pricing

Tile Roofs Costs

Every roof is different, so we price yours after a free survey. These are the factors that move the figure most for this kind of work.

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Tile type

Concrete interlocking tiles cover ground quickly, while clay and plain tiles cost more and need far more of them per square metre.

Roof area and pitch

Bigger and steeper roofs take more material and more time, and steep pitches can need extra access equipment.

Matching requirements

A tile chosen to blend with neighbouring roofs may be a specific profile or colour that costs more than a standard option.

Hips, valleys and features

Every hip, valley, dormer and chimney means more tiles to cut and more junctions to weather in.

How It Works

How Our Tile Roofs Service Works

Step 1

Matching the tile

We look at your roof and the ones beside it, note the profile and colour, and check the pitch so the tile we suggest suits both.

Step 2

Stripping and checking

Old tiles and battens come off and the rafters underneath are checked, with anything rotten or sagging pointed out before the new work covers it.

Step 3

Battening and tiling

New membrane is laid and battens fixed at the correct gauge, then tiles are laid from the eaves upwards with the fixings your exposure calls for.

Step 4

Ridges, verges and clear-up

Ridge and hip tiles are fitted, verges and valleys finished and all old tiles and debris taken away. Finally, we review the completed work with you on site, so that together we can confirm everything has been done as agreed.

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Reviews

Customer Reviews

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FAQs

Tile Roofs FAQs

Should I choose concrete or clay tiles?

Concrete interlocking tiles are cost effective, quick to lay and suit a wide range of pitches. Clay tiles, and plain tiles in particular, weather well and suit older or character houses, but cost more and need a steeper roof. We usually recommend whatever sits best with your house and the street, then you decide.

Can you match my new tiles to the neighbours?

In most cases we can get very close. Many common concrete profiles are still made, and for clay we look for a tile of similar colour and texture. If the original has been discontinued we tell you before you commit, rather than leaving you to discover a mismatch once the roof is finished.

Will new tiles stand up to the wind here?

A new tiled roof is fixed to suit its exposure, with nails and clips holding tiles down at the verges, eaves and ridge. That is a big step up from many older roofs, where tiles were only hung on battens and relied on their own weight to stay in place.

What affects the cost of re-tiling?

Roof size, pitch and shape set most of the cost, followed by the tile you pick and how many hips, valleys and abutments need detailing. Any timber repairs found once the old tiles are off are explained to you and agreed before they are done.

How do I get a tile roof quote?

Phone, or describe your roof briefly on the quote form. We come out to look at the tiles, the pitch and the neighbouring roofs, and the survey and quote are both free. The quote names the tile we suggest and any alternatives worth considering.

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Emailinfo@reviveroofingandrepairs.co.uk
Find usYard 7, Bandeath Industrial Estate, Stirling, FK7 7NP

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