Roofers in Horley

Local roofers for Horley homes

Horley is a town of 1930s semis, postwar estates, Victorian houses near the station and a lot of newer building, from Langshott and Meath Green to the Westvale Park estate. Each of those brings its own roofs. Interwar semis often still have their original clay tiles and lime mortar ridges, postwar houses tend to have concrete interlocking tiles and flat roofed garages, and newer homes have dry ridge and verge systems that need checking after high winds.

Some of our roofers work out of Crawley, a few minutes down the A23, so a survey in RH6 is easy to arrange. Every job starts with a free survey on the roof and in the loft, with photographs of what we find. You then get one fixed price in writing, and the finished work carries our own twenty year workmanship guarantee.

Roofing services in Horley

• Roof repairs for slipped and broken tiles, ridges, valleys, leaks and storm damage
• New roofs and reroofs in concrete or clay tiles and natural slate
• Flat roofing in EPDM rubber, GRP fibreglass and modern felt
• Guttering, fascias and soffits in uPVC, including full roofline replacement
• Chimney repairs and leadwork, from repointing to new flashings
• Emergency roofer call outs 24/7 on 07939 862 818

Roofs under the Gatwick flight path

Horley sits right beside Gatwick, and aircraft wake vortices can occasionally lift or dislodge tiles on homes under the approach. Gatwick has run its own scheme to inspect and secure roofs in the affected area, so if you think your roof has been disturbed this way it is worth contacting the airport first. For everything else, from wind lifted ridges to leaks after heavy rain, we are happy to look.

Flooding, damp and the River Mole

Parts of Horley sit low beside the River Mole and the Burstow Stream, and the town has a history of flooding. Wet ground and damp air mean moss builds up quickly on north facing roofs and gutters block more often. Keeping gutters clear and valleys free of moss is one of the cheapest ways to protect a Horley roof.

What a new roof or repair costs in Horley

Job	Guide price
Replacing a few slipped or broken tiles	£200 to £600
Rebedding a ridge on a semi	£500 to £1,200
New flat roof on a single garage	from £1,200
Full roofline replacement on a semi	£2,800 to £4,500
Full reroof on a semi in concrete tiles	£8,000 to £12,000

These are guide prices only. Your exact price is confirmed in writing after a free survey.

Areas we cover around Horley

We work across RH6, including Langshott, Meath Green, Horley Row, Westvale Park, Smallfield and Povey Cross, along with Hookwood, Salfords, Burstow, Charlwood and Gatwick.

Roofers in Horley: common questions

Do you cover all of Horley?

Yes. We cover the whole of RH6, from Langshott and Westvale Park to Smallfield and Hookwood.

Is the survey really free?

Yes. We inspect the roof and loft, photograph what we find and give you a fixed written price, with no obligation.

Do you do small repairs as well as new roofs?

Yes. A single slipped tile is a complete job in its own right, and we will always tell you if a repair is all you need.

Are you insured?

Yes. We hold public liability insurance for every job.

What guarantee do I get?

Our own twenty year workmanship guarantee on the work we carry out.

Call 01342 445004 or request a free survey. Roof emergency? Call 07939 862 818.