A new roof should solve the whole roof.
When repeated repairs stop making economic sense, SBS scopes the covering, support system, underlay, flashings, penetrations and drainage interfaces as one coordinated replacement project.
When repair stops being the sensible option
Widespread deterioration, failing battens or fixings, repeated patching, poor detailing or an ageing roof can make ongoing repair false economy.
SBS inspects roof geometry, covering, visible supports, underlay, flashings, ridges, verges, valleys, penetrations, gutters and access constraints before defining the scope.
A reroofing project is more than new tiles or sheets
A complete replacement can include removing the old covering, inspecting exposed supports, agreed repairs, underlay or membrane layers, new covering and all critical waterproofing details.
Solar panels, skylights, chimneys, vents and rainwater goods are planned into the project rather than treated as afterthoughts.
Roofing and waterproofing belong in the same conversation
Many failures occur at interfaces rather than in the middle of the roof covering. Valleys, parapets, walls, chimneys, penetrations and gutters need to work with the new roof.
SBS combines roofing and waterproofing experience so replacement is scoped as a weather-tight building-envelope project.