Roofers in Parsons Green, SW6

We aim to carry out an on site assessment within two working days for standard repairs across Parsons Green and the rest of SW6. For storm damage or an active leak we offer emergency callout and try to attend the same day. Some streets near the railway line at Parsons Green station may need slightly more notice if scaffolding access needs to be arranged around the line.

Yes. Loft conversion dormer repairs are one of the most common jobs we carry out in Parsons Green, given how many terraces around Peterborough Road and New Kings Road have been extended upward. The seam where the flat roof dormer meets the original slate is the most frequent failure point, and we inspect this junction closely rather than only replacing the visible flat roof surface.

The most common issues are slipped slate on the original Victorian roof sections, failing seals where a dormer or rear extension meets the main roof, and gutters blocked by debris from the mature trees around the green and Eel Brook Common. Because many roofs combine several extension types, we check the whole roof system during an inspection rather than only the section where a leak has appeared.

We carry out a free, no obligation inspection before providing a quote. All quotes are provided following an initial assessment of the work required, we do not quote over the phone without seeing the roof first. Once you accept the quote we schedule the work and confirm a date. There is no call out charge for the initial inspection visit anywhere within SW6.

Most like for like repairs do not require planning permission. Loft conversions and dormer additions may fall under permitted development in many cases, but this depends on the specific property and whether it sits within a conservation area. We flag anything that may need consent during the inspection so you can check Hammersmith and Fulham Council's permitted development rights guidance before proceeding.

We regularly work on terraces around the green itself, Eel Brook Common, Peterborough Road and streets running off New Kings Road. Peterborough Road in particular has a high density of loft conversions, which means more dormer roof junctions needing maintenance compared with streets that have kept their original roofline.

Yes. We carry out roof condition surveys for buyers ahead of a purchase, and for homeowners planning a loft conversion who want to know the condition of the existing roof structure before extension work begins. The survey covers slate condition, flashing and any signs of water ingress, with a written report provided afterward.

This depends on the specific property boundary and whether the extension is a party structure shared with next door. Many Parsons Green terraces have separate rear extensions built independently by each household, but semi detached rear returns can sometimes share a boundary wall or roof section. We identify this during inspection, but recommend checking your property deeds or party wall agreement to confirm responsibility.

A recurring leak after a dormer or extension is usually a sign that only the visible surface was patched rather than the underlying seal where the new roof section meets the old one. We check the full junction and surrounding flashing during a repair, rather than only patching the exact spot where a stain appeared on the ceiling inside.

Many repairs on Parsons Green's terraces can be carried out using a tower or ladder access, particularly for isolated slate replacement or dormer flashing repair. Larger jobs, such as a full dormer roof renewal or extensive slate work, may need scaffolding for safe access, and this can take slightly longer to arrange on streets backing onto the railway. We confirm the access method during the inspection.