Roofing & Guttering · SE10, SE7, SE18
Roofer in Greenwich
Need a roofer in Greenwich? Our experienced roofing teams handle everything from emergency leak repairs to full re-roofs across SE10, SE7, SE18. We also provide gutter cleaning, fascia replacements, and chimney repairs.
Roofing services in Greenwich
- Roof leak detection and repairs
- Slate and tile replacement
- Flat roof repairs and installation
- Gutter cleaning, repair, and replacement
- Fascia and soffit replacement
- Chimney repairs and repointing
- Lead flashing and valley repairs
- Roof weatherproofing and maintenance
- Emergency storm damage repairs
- Moss removal and roof cleaning
Why choose our roofers in Greenwich?
Our roofing teams are experienced with all roof types found across Greenwich, from Victorian slate roofs to modern flat roof extensions and everything in between.
We provide honest assessments of what needs doing. If a small repair will fix the problem, we will not recommend a full replacement. All roofing work in SE10, SE7, SE18 comes with a workmanship guarantee.
For landlords and managing agents in Greenwich, we offer scheduled roof inspections, gutter maintenance programmes, and emergency storm damage response to protect your property investment.
The properties across Greenwich have Georgian and Victorian properties near the town centre, with post-war estates and large-scale new-build developments along the riverside. The roof types reflect that history, and we know what to expect when we turn up. That means we bring the right materials and get the job done without unnecessary delays.
Our teams are based in South London and regularly work across SE10, SE7, SE18. For most roofing jobs in Greenwich, we can usually get someone to you within a few days. Emergency leaks get same-day attendance.
Roofer in Greenwich: local knowledge
Greenwich presents a unique mix of Georgian terraces in the town centre, Victorian housing around Woolwich and Charlton, and riverside developments closer to the Thames. The Georgian properties often fall within conservation areas with strict heritage restrictions on roofing materials, meaning like-for-like slate and lead replacements rather than modern alternatives. Riverside properties face additional challenges from salt-laden winds that accelerate corrosion on flashings and metalwork.
Recent roofing & guttering jobs in Greenwich
- Carried out a like-for-like Welsh slate re-roof on a Grade II-listed Georgian terrace in SE10, using heritage lime mortar
- Replaced corroded lead valley linings on a Victorian property in Charlton where riverside moisture had accelerated deterioration
- Repaired wind-damaged clay bonnet hip tiles on a Victorian villa in SE18 using salvaged matching tiles
- Installed new cast iron rainwater goods on a conservation area property in Greenwich town centre to match the original specification
Pro tip for Greenwich homeowners
If your Greenwich property is in a conservation area, always check with the Royal Borough before carrying out any roof work. Replacing Welsh slate with concrete tiles or swapping lead flashings for modern alternatives without permission can result in an enforcement notice requiring you to reinstate the original materials at your own expense.
Roofing in Greenwich: what we typically see
Greenwich has a real mix. The conservation area around the park has period Georgian and Victorian housing, while Woolwich and Charlton are more post-war estates. The riverside has seen a lot of new-build development over the last 15 years. We regularly work on Georgian townhouses, Victorian terraces, post-war council housing, and modern riverside apartments across SE10, SE7, SE18.
The roofing issues we see most often in Greenwich depend on the age of the property. Victorian houses typically have original slate roofs where slates slip, crack, or go missing over time. 1930s properties tend to have concrete interlocking tiles that become porous and start letting water through after 60 or 70 years. Post-war houses often have flat felt roofs on rear and side extensions that blister, split, and eventually fail. Locally, heritage restrictions on listed buildings is something we deal with regularly. The main causes are weather exposure, age, and lack of routine maintenance.
Gutters and fascias go hand in hand with roofing work. Blocked or broken gutters cause water to overflow down walls, which leads to damp inside. We clean, repair, and replace guttering in uPVC, aluminium, or cast iron depending on the property and what suits it best.
Frequently asked questions
How much does a roofer cost in Greenwich?
Roofing costs depend on the scope of work. A minor repair may cost significantly less than a full re-roof. We provide free, no-obligation quotes for all roofing work in Greenwich. Call 020 3576 2747.
Can you fix a roof leak in Greenwich?
Yes, we handle emergency and planned roof leak repairs across Greenwich. Our teams can identify the source of the leak and carry out lasting repairs to prevent further water damage.
Do you clean gutters in Greenwich?
Yes, we provide gutter cleaning, repair, and replacement services across Greenwich. Regular gutter maintenance prevents water damage and is recommended at least once a year.
Do you repair flat roofs in Greenwich?
Yes, we repair and install flat roofs using modern materials including EPDM rubber, fibreglass (GRP), and felt. We work on domestic and commercial flat roofs across Greenwich.
What roof types are common in Greenwich?
Greenwich has Georgian and Victorian properties near the town centre, with post-war estates and large-scale new-build developments along the riverside. The most common property types we work on include Georgian townhouses, Victorian terraces, post-war council housing. Roof types vary accordingly, from original slate on Victorian properties to concrete tiles on inter-war and post-war houses, and felt or rubber membranes on flat roof extensions.
How quickly can a roofer get to Greenwich?
Our teams are based in South London and regularly work across SE10, SE7, SE18. For standard roofing jobs in Greenwich, we can usually get someone to you within a few days of your call. For emergency leaks, we aim for same-day attendance.
Do I need planning permission to replace my roof in Greenwich's conservation area?
In most cases, a like-for-like roof replacement using the same materials does not require planning permission, but you should still notify the Royal Borough of Greenwich's planning department. If you want to change the roofing material — for example, replacing slate with concrete tiles — you will almost certainly need conservation area consent. We work regularly with heritage properties across Greenwich and can advise on what materials will satisfy the planning requirements while giving you a long-lasting roof.
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