Professional Roof Repairs in Raheny

Raheny is a 25–30 minute drive from our Blanchardstown yard via the M50 and Coolock. We load the van with ridge tile, code 4/5 lead, stainless fixings and a felt build-up before we leave, so a same-day make-safe is realistic after a storm and we're not making three trips back to the yard for materials.

The 1930s and 50s red-brick semis around Raheny Village, Raheny Road and Watermill Road were laid with original cement-tile ridges that are now 70–90 years old. The tiles crack, the bedding mortar decarbonates, and water tracks down the gable. We re-bed the full ridge run with a waterproof-additive mortar mix, replace the cracked tiles with matched profile, and re-fix the verges in A2 stainless — not patch one tile at a time.

Yes — the 1960s, 70s and 80s estates around Foxfield, Edenmore and the St Anne's Park border were laid in concrete tile with cement-mortar-bedded ridges that start failing at 30–40 years. We re-bed the full run with a waterproof additive or fit a mechanical dry-ridge system, and upgrade the verges to factory-finished dry-verge while the scaffold is up.

Yes. The 70s detached stock around Watermill Road and the St Anne's Park side has dormer pitches with lead-lined valleys that are typically perished after 40+ years. We re-lead the full valley run in code 5, replace the felt where the inspection shows it's gone, and re-fix tiles in stainless rather than the original galvanised nails.

Yes — matching the original cement-tile profile and the local red-brick chimney repointing matters for keeping the streetscape consistent. We source matched ridge and verge tile, repoint chimney stacks in lime-based mortar where the original construction calls for it, and re-lead aprons in code 4/5. Written quote with the materials specified by type and grade.