New Roof Installation in Wishaw , North Lanarkshire

If you find yourself calling out Lanark roofers every time there is a heavy downpour, it might be time to consider a replacement. While we can fix individual leaks, an old roof will eventually reach a point where the slates are brittle or the underlying felt has perished. If you notice damp patches in your loft or several slipped tiles, a new roof is often more cost-effective than constant, expensive repairs.

It usually comes down to the style of your home and your budget. Slate roofing is incredibly durable and is the traditional choice for heritage roofing in Scotland. It looks beautiful and can last for a century if done correctly. Tile roofing, using concrete or clay, is a very popular modern alternative. It is often quicker to install and comes in a huge range of colours to match your property. As professional slaters, we can walk you through the pros and cons of each for your specific house.

For most standard-sized homes in the local area, a full roof replacement takes between one and two weeks, depending on the weather. We work as efficiently as possible to make sure your home isn't exposed to the elements. We keep the site tidy and make sure you know exactly what is happening at every stage of the project.

In many parts of Lanark and the surrounding villages, there are rules about keeping the original look of the building. If you are replacing slate with slate, you often don't need permission, but changing to a different material might require a chat with South Lanarkshire Council. We have plenty of experience with heritage roofing and can help you choose materials that satisfy local planning requirements.

Yes, it certainly can. When we install a new roof, we also look at the insulation and ventilation. By making sure your roof is properly sealed and insulated to modern standards, you’ll keep much more heat inside your home during the winter. It’s one of the best ways to improve the energy efficiency of an older property.