Pendle & the Ribble Valley · Roofing

New Roofs.

Finish the building from the top down. A new roof is a key part of a building project. We consider it alongside the structure, external appearance and related work, drawing on our construction and roofing background.

Tell us about your project

Roof installation on a residential property surrounded by scaffolding — A Coffey project photography

Part of the whole build

A roof that fits the project.

New roof work is often connected to a larger change: an extension, a new porch or another addition to the property. The roof needs to be considered with the shape of the building and the intended finish, rather than as a separate detail left until later. We discuss its place within the overall project from the outset.

A Coffey Roofing & Construction carries out new roofing work across Pendle, the Ribble Valley and surrounding areas. Where we are managing the wider build, the roofing and construction stages can be coordinated together. If you already have drawings or another part of the project arranged, we can discuss the roofing scope around the information available.

The details that matter

Considered from start to finish.

Roofs for extensions

The roof can be considered as part of the complete extension, including its relationship with the existing house and the exterior finish of the addition.

Porches & other additions

Smaller building projects still need a considered roof. We discuss the relevant roofing work alongside the agreed structure and external details.

Slate & tiled finishes

We can discuss slate and tiled roofing where these form part of the proposal, using the property and project information to establish the scope.

Connected roofline work

Fascias, soffits and rainwater systems can be included where required, helping the different external elements of the building project come together.

New dark grey tiled roof with scaffolding at the roof edge — A Coffey project photography

Your home. Your plans.

One point of contact. A considered finish.

We bring the building work and the supporting trades together around the requirements of your project. Share your ideas, your location and any drawings you already have.

How we work

Share the building proposal

Send the location, any drawings or specifications and an outline of the wider project the new roof will serve.

Clarify the roofing scope

We discuss the proposed roof, its finish, related external work and how it connects with the construction stages.

Coordinate with the build

The agreed roofing work is brought into the project plan, with the wider construction considered where it forms part of our scope.

Before we begin

A few useful answers.

Specific advice starts with your property and the work you have in mind.

Is a new roof the same as reroofing?

New roof enquiries often relate to a new structure or addition, while reroofing concerns an existing roof. If you are unsure which applies, describe the property and the work you are planning.

Can you build the extension as well as its roof?

Yes. Extensions and roofing both form part of our services. We can discuss the construction, roof and internal completion as a connected project, coordinating supporting trades where needed.

Can you work from existing drawings?

Drawings and specifications are useful for understanding the proposal. Send the information you have, along with details of what has already been arranged, so the roofing scope can be discussed clearly.