Most homeowners we speak to in the South Hams tell us they noticed a small damp patch months ago but hoped it would just go away. Unfortunately, a slipped slate or a bit of loose lead flashing never fixes itself. In fact, that tiny drip is usually a sign that water is already soaking into your timber beams. Our team specialise in quick, effective roof repairs that prevent a small problem from turning into a massive bill. From replacing a few broken tiles to re-sealing valleys, we handle the fiddly jobs that keep your home dry. We do not just slap a bit of sealant on and leave; we make sure the repair is as sturdy as the original roof, using materials that can actually stand up to the Devon wind.

Living this close to the coast means our houses face unique challenges that properties further inland just do not see. The sea spray and high-velocity winds in Sherford mean that standard fixings sometimes just do not cut it. We have been working in Devon and Cornwall for years, so we know exactly which materials survive the 'coastal batterings.' When we perform storm damage repairs, we use high-grade slates and salt-resistant fixings to ensure your roof stays put. Whether you have a modern property in the new parts of Sherford or a traditional cottage nearby, we understand the specific building styles used in our corner of the world.

Trying to explain roof damage to an insurance company can be a total headache, especially when you cannot safely get up a ladder to see what happened yourself. That is where our drone roof surveys come in. We use high-resolution cameras to capture every inch of the damage from the air. It is much safer than clambering over a storm-damaged structure, and it provides you with crystal-clear evidence for your claim. We can provide a detailed damage report that shows the insurance adjuster exactly what has gone wrong, from dislodged ridge tiles to failed leadwork. It takes the guesswork out of the process and helps get your repairs approved much faster.

It is not just the tiles you need to worry about after a storm. High winds love to get under loose fascias and soffits, often causing them to rattle or blow off entirely. We also see a lot of chimney damage in Sherford, where old mortar has finally given up the ghost during a gale. If your chimney looks a bit leansome or you have noticed bits of grit in your gutters, it might need re-pointing or even a structural repair. We check the whole roofline, including your guttering, to make sure everything is flowing correctly. A blocked or broken gutter during a Devon downpour is a recipe for damp walls, so we make sure every part of your drainage system is working perfectly.