Expert Storm Damage Roof Repair in Callington, Cornwall

Most homeowners we talk to in Cornwall worry about water ingress—that is just a trade way of saying rain is getting where it should not. Whether it is wind damage lifting your ridge tiles or old mortar pointing finally giving up the ghost around the chimney, we will find the source. We do not just patch and run; we look for why the leak happened in the first place. Is your lead flashing cracked? Have the gutters become choked with debris after the wind? By catching these issues early, you are protecting the very structure of your Callington home. We handle everything from minor tile replacement to complex leak detection with the same level of care.

One of the biggest frustrations people have with bigger firms is being passed from a salesman to a sub-contractor. With me, it is different. As a sole trader, I am the one who picks up the phone, provides your quote, and climbs the ladder to do the work. This means absolute accountability and a personal touch you will not get elsewhere. Plus, for your total peace of mind, I carry full public liability insurance. From Fore Street to the quiet lanes of Kelly Bray and St Dominick, I am committed to keeping our local community dry and safe. You get honest advice and a single point of contact from start to finish.

Chimney stacks are often the first victims of a Cornish storm. If you have noticed bits of cement on the floor or water trickling down the breast, your chimney probably needs some TLC. We specialise in repointing and leadwork repairs, ensuring those tricky joints stay watertight even in the worst weather. Sometimes, a storm reveals that your roof needs more than just a quick fix. If that is the case, we can discuss anything from a simple slate replacement to a full re-roof or even a modern GRP fibreglass or EPDM rubber upgrade for flat roofs that have seen better days. We use quality materials designed to withstand the salt air and high winds of the South West.

Ever wondered what is actually happening on that hard-to-reach corner of your roof? Scaffolding is expensive just for a quick look. That is why we use drone roof surveys to get high-resolution aerial views of the damage. It is safe, quick, and gives us clear evidence for insurance claims or just to show you exactly what needs doing. Whether it is assessing storm damage on a tall heritage building or checking the valley gutters on a rural farmhouse, this technology allows us to be precise and transparent with our advice. It takes the guesswork out of the repair process and helps us plan the most efficient fix for your property.