Pitched roofs, flat roofs, repairs and gutters across Leicester. Every job on this site carries a date and an area, the deposit policy is printed further down, and the badges are explained so you can look us up yourself. We'd rather you did.
Full strip and re-cover in slate, clay or concrete tile. Felted, battened, photographed at every stage, and the old materials off your drive when we go.
EPDM rubber and GRP fibreglass for extensions, dormers and garages. Guaranteed for twenty years, and the guarantee is written down.
Slipped tiles, cracked ridges, leaks traced to the source rather than patched over. Priced before we start, photographed before and after. No deposit, ever.
Replacements and repairs in uPVC, rotten timber cut out properly. The small jobs that stop the big ones.
Every job here says when it was done and where. Ask us about any of them and we'll tell you the street. Roofing has earned its reputation for chancers; this is how we answer it.
Storm-lifted ridge and forty years of patch repairs underneath it. Stripped to the timbers, re-felted, re-battened and re-tiled. Scaffold up to scaffold down, twelve days.
Drag the line across. The before photo is the reason we photograph everything.
Drawn placeholder tiles, not photos, because this page is a concept. A live build uses your own job photos here, dated and placed the same way.
Garage roof, ponding water and a patched split. Old felt off, EPDM rubber on, twenty-year guarantee in writing.
Bedroom leak traced to two slipped slates and a cracked ridge. Fixed on the first visit, photographed before and after, no deposit taken.
Full replacement in white uPVC, rotten fascia timber cut out rather than capped over. Ladders not scaffold, done in a day.
Dates and areas on this concept are invented, and the tiles are drawn placeholders. The point stands on a real build: every job carries a when and a where, so a suspicious buyer can ask about any of them and get a straight answer.
Anyone can print a shield on a flyer. Here's what each one means, in one line each, and how you'd check it before we set a ladder up.
The government-endorsed scheme, with a complaints process that has teeth. Look us up on the TrustMark register before you ring us. Please do.
The trade body vets members' work, insurance and accounts before letting them in, and re-checks. Membership is searchable on their site.
Public liability on every job. If a ridge tile goes through your conservatory, the policy carries it, not you. Certificate shown before we start, not after you ask.
Flat-roof systems installed to the manufacturer's own spec, so the guarantee comes from them as well as us, and outlives any firm's letterhead.
Badge artwork on this concept is an illustrative placeholder. A real build shows the firm's actual scheme logos with registration numbers, linked so a customer can check them in seconds.
No deposit. You pay when the work's done and you've seen the before-and-after photos. A repair should never cost you a penny before it exists.
25% when materials are ordered. Never before, never in cash, and it's on the written quote with the date. The balance is due when the job's finished and you're happy, not when the scaffold comes down.
On the doorstep. We don't knock after storms, and nobody genuine does. If someone "just noticed your ridge from the road" and can start today for cash, close the door and call a roofer you can check.
This box is the point of the whole page. The firms that burned people can't publish one of these and stand behind it. We can, so we do.
A phone photo from the ground tells us most of what we need. Never climb up for us. The postcode matters too: we work Leicester and the county, and it saves us both a visit that was never going to work.
"The ridge came off in the January storm and two firms knocked before Ridgeway answered the phone. They sent a photo report the same week and the insurer paid without sending anyone out."
"Three roofers quoted. Ridgeway were the only ones who put the deposit terms in writing without being asked. That decided it before the price did."
"I found them by checking the TrustMark register first, which tells you what kind of customer I am. Every date on their website checked out when I asked."
Example reviews with invented names, marked as such because this page is a concept. A live build pulls real reviews from the firm's Google profile.