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For each project you can see what state the roof was in and what we did about it.
Renovating a 1930s house roof
Semi-detached house with an old, sagging tiled roof. Completely renewed, including insulation and new gutters.
- Before
- Sagging battens, broken tiles and a cold, damp attic.
- After
- An insulated roof with new anthracite tiles. The attic is now a bedroom.
New tiles on a timber house
Timber house with a red tiled roof from the fifties. Tiles and lead replaced, the woodwork stayed.
- Before
- Slipped tiles and leaking lead at the chimney.
- After
- New red traditional Dutch tiles and new lead, in the style of the original.
Six roofs for a homeowners’ association
A row of six houses, renovated in one go. Two weeks per house, the whole row in three months.
- Before
- Six roofs with forty years of patch repairs, and a leak somewhere every winter.
- After
- Six matching, insulated roofs with one guarantee for the whole association.
Flat roof on an extension
An 18 m² extension with a leaking roof covering. New bitumen in two layers and an aluminium roof trim.
- Before
- Blisters in the old covering and water running in along the wall.
- After
- A neat flat roof with a new flashing against the wall.
Tiles and zinc in the old town
An old building with a stepped gable and a tiled roof that had seen better days. Permit, tiles, gutter and lead in one project.
- Before
- Loose tiles, a rotten gutter base and lead that had not been replaced for decades.
- After
- New tiles in the original colour, a zinc gutter and new lead.
Steep roof on a detached house
Detached house with a steep roof and an awkward ridge. New anthracite tiles and replaced roof windows.
- Before
- Leaking roof windows and a ridge that creaked in strong wind.
- After
- New roof windows, a dry ridge and a roof that sits straight again.
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