Caister-on-Sea roofers for bungalows, chalets and annexes
Caister-on-Sea is made up largely of bungalows, holiday chalets and flat roofed annexes, which means low roofs, lots of flat sections and plenty of coastal weather.
Holiday chalets often have lightweight roofs, sometimes felt on timber decking, sometimes sheeting. Owners want them watertight before the letting season, and a failed felt roof can often be replaced with EPDM or GRP in a short visit.
Flat roofed annexes built beside bungalows are a common source of leaks at the point where the annexe meets the main house. The upstand and flashing at that junction do the most work, and we pay close attention to them.
Bungalow main roofs are generally concrete tiled. Problems we see include lifted ridge tiles after gales and moss build up on the side away from the sun. We repair these and advise when a full reroof would make more sense.
Every job starts with a free inspection. We explain clearly what we have found, suggest the simplest fix that will last, and give you a written quote with no obligation. If you manage several chalets on the same site, we can look at them together and set out which roofs need attention first, so work can be spread sensibly across the year and around your bookings.
Can you replace a chalet roof before the season starts?
Flat roof replacements on chalets are usually quick jobs. Tell us your dates and we will plan around them.
Which flat roof material suits a coastal annexe?
EPDM rubber and GRP both cope well with exposure. We explain the difference and quote for either.
