Roof Replacement in Eastleigh
Full re-roofs in Eastleigh divide broadly between two scenarios: Victorian and Edwardian properties in the town centre where nail sickness has progressed beyond economic repair, and post-war and 1960s properties across Bishopstoke and Fair Oak Road where concrete interlocking tiles are now 60-plus years old and failing systematically rather than individually.
Re-Roofing Victorian and Edwardian Properties in Eastleigh
The terraces around Leigh Road, Campbell Road and Dutton Lane are typically over 100 years old. When nail sickness affects 35 to 40 percent or more of the original Welsh slate, full re-slating with modern stainless fixings is substantially cheaper over a 10-year period than ongoing piecemeal repairs. We carry this out using matching Welsh slate wherever possible, maintaining the character of the building.
Re-Roofing Post-War Estates in Eastleigh
The 1950s to 1970s housing stock across Bishopstoke, Fair Oak Road and Newtown Road has predominantly concrete interlocking tile roofs. These tiles are now entering systematic end-of-life. We replace with modern concrete or clay interlocking tile — more durable, better ventilated and with a 30-plus year expected service life.
Roof Replacement Costs in Eastleigh
3-bed semi: £5,500–£9,000 · 3-bed detached: £7,500–£13,000 · 4-bed detached: £10,000–£16,000. Costs vary by size, pitch, materials and access. All quoted itemised, free of charge.
