Storm Damage Roof Repairs Across the Three Counties
What to do if a storm has damaged your roof in Herefordshire, Gloucestershire or Worcestershire — and how to spot hidden problems before they get worse.
When the wind hits the Wye Valley
Storms rolling in off the Black Mountains and Malverns hit roofs hard across Ledbury, Hereford and Gloucester. After every major weather front we get a wave of calls from homeowners with slipped slates, lifted ridge tiles and water marks on bedroom ceilings.
What to check after a storm
- Slipped, cracked or missing tiles and slates
- Dislodged ridge or hip tiles
- Damaged lead flashing around chimneys and valleys
- Blocked or detached guttering
- Water staining on internal ceilings or in the loft
Why fast repairs matter
Even a single missing tile lets water track under the felt. Within weeks you can have rotten battens, soaked insulation and damaged plasterwork. We offer same-day emergency callouts across the three counties — Ledbury, Malvern, Hereford, Gloucester and Worcester all within easy reach.
Call us for a free no-obligation inspection and written quote.
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