Tiled Conservatory Roof Repair
A leak on a tiled conservatory roof is usually at a junction with the house wall or an integrated roof light, we find it and fix it.
Tiled conservatory roofs are a lightweight system fitted to an existing frame, and problems tend to show up at the junctions, where the new roof meets the house wall, around integrated roof lights, or at the wall plate connection, rather than in the tiles themselves.
Sherford Roofing repairs tiled conservatory roofs across Plymouth and Devon, diagnosing whether the issue is a junction seal, flashing, or the roof light detailing before recommending a fix.
Our Process
Inspect the Roof
We check junctions, flashings and any integrated roof lights, which are the most common source of leaks on this type of roof.
Diagnose the Fault
The specific failure point is identified before any repair work is quoted.
Repair the Junction or Tile
Failed seals, flashing or damaged tiles are repaired to match the existing system.
Check the Fix
The repair is checked to confirm the leak is resolved.
Tiled Conservatory Roof Repair FAQs
This is the most common leak point on this type of roof, the flashing junction between the new tiled roof and the existing house wall can fail if not correctly detailed, letting water track in.
Yes, damaged tiles on a lightweight conservatory roof system can usually be replaced individually without disturbing the rest of the roof.
It's a common cause, integrated roof lights and lanterns have their own seals and flashings that can fail independently of the tiled sections, which is why we check both during a repair inspection.
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