Careful roofing for the stone cottages and family homes of Great Ayton, in the shadow of Roseberry Topping, with honest advice and a fixed price.
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Great Ayton homeowners who need dependable roofers in Great Ayton can count on Done Right Roofing. Our family run roofing team repairs and replaces pitched, tiled, slate and flat roofs across the village and the wider TS9 area. We work on sandstone cottages near the River Leven, larger detached houses on the village edge and modern estates alike, matching materials to each property and keeping disruption to a minimum.
We fit natural slate, clay pantiles and quality concrete tiles, plus GRP and EPDM flat roofs for dormers and extensions. Every job is fully insured and fully guaranteed. With over 15 years' experience installing roofs and more than 600 new roofs completed, we know how to do the work properly the first time. You can find us listed on Checkatrade, MyBuilder and Yell.
Our experienced, fully licensed roofers can provide a range of roofing services including:
Covering Great Ayton and nearby: Stokesley, Easby, Ingleby Greenhow
Most of our work comes from recommendations. Here is what customers across Great Ayton and the North East say about us.
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600+ new roofsWe fit complete new roofs for homes and businesses in the Great Ayton area, from natural slate and clay tiles on pitched roofs to GRP fibreglass and EPDM rubber on flat roofs. Our team has over 15 years' experience installing high quality roofs, and every new roof comes with a fixed written quote before we start.
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900+ repairsIf your Great Ayton roof becomes damaged, get it fixed by a qualified roofer as soon as possible to stop costly damage spreading into the property. We repair everything from a single slipped tile or small hole to storm damage that needs a complete re-roof.
Read more about roof repairs Roof repairs in Great AytonWe supply, fit and repair all types of roofing in Great Ayton:
Slate has a very long life because it shrugs off UV and water and is rarely affected by changes in climate. Individual slates that crack, slip or break can be replaced quickly and cheaply.
Read more about slate roofsClay and concrete tiles are one of the most popular roofing choices in the UK. We supply a wide range of tiles to match your preferred colour, profile and budget, or the roofs around you.
Read more about tiled roofsWith modern materials and waterproofing, a flat roof can be the right answer for extensions, garages, dormers and commercial buildings, and lasts far longer than the flat roofs of old.
Read more about flat roofsGRP fibreglass flat roofs are tough, flexible and long lasting, laid seamlessly over dry OSB3 timber roof boards with neat moulded trims around every edge.
Read more about grp fibreglass roofsRoofing felt is the traditional flat roof covering, made from bitumen mixed with sand or limestone and torch applied in layers for a durable, weatherproof finish.
Read more about felt roofsEPDM rubber is strong, durable and water resistant, laid as a single seamless sheet that copes with frost and heat, which makes it an increasingly popular flat roof choice.
Read more about epdm rubber roofsNot sure which roof you need? We will look at it with you and recommend the right material for the house and the budget.
Book a free surveyA look at some of the roofing work completed by Done Right Roofing Services Ltd across Great Ayton and the North East. We add new projects regularly.
Free roof surveyA small fault caught early is a small bill. Call us if you spot any of these.
Often visible from the street after high winds. Each gap lets rain reach the felt and battens.
Bubbled wallpaper, peeling paint or brown rings upstairs usually mean water is already getting in.
Ridge, hip and verge mortar breaks down with frost, leaving tiles that can lift in the next storm.
Moss, grit and debris in the gutters send water back under the roof edge and down the walls.
If you can see light through the roof from the loft, rain and cold air can get through too.
Standing water, blisters or splits on a felt flat roof are a sign the covering is near the end of its life.
Great Ayton sits at the foot of the Cleveland Hills, with Roseberry Topping and Captain Cook's Monument on Easby Moor looking down over the village. Its historic core around High Green and Low Green, along the banks of the River Leven, is a conservation area full of local sandstone cottages roofed with red clay pantiles and Welsh slate. Pantiles are prone to slipping and cracking as their old lime bedding and torching fail, letting wind driven rain in under the tiles. Weather coming over the moors adds to the strain on ridges and verges. Planning in the conservation area usually means repairs must use matching pantiles or natural slate rather than modern concrete. Further out, the 1960s and 1970s housing and newer developments have their own issues, mostly ageing concrete tiles, worn flat roofs and timber fascias needing replacement.
The importance of repairing minor roof damage is easy to underestimate. A small leak and the damp patch it leaves can grow into a problem that weakens the structure of your Great Ayton home and leads to a much bigger repair bill.
We regularly carry out roof work in and around Great Ayton, including Stokesley and Easby, so the local stone and pantiles are familiar territory.
We also cover these nearby areas with the same team and the same guarantees.
What happens after you get in touch, from first call to a finished, guaranteed roof.
Tell us what is happening with your roof. Photos help but are not essential.
A roofer visits your Great Ayton property, inspects the roof and shows you what they find.
You get a clear, itemised price with no obligation and no pressure to go ahead.
We complete the job, leave the site tidy and back all of our work with a guarantee.
Full Public Liability Insurance
Every job is fully insured, so your home and your neighbours are protected while we work.
Family Run Business
You deal with the people doing the work, not a call centre.
Years of Experience
Over 15 years fitting and repairing slate, tile and flat roofs across the North East.
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Storm damage from weather rolling off the Cleveland Hills, or water dripping through a bedroom ceiling? Call 01287 599245 and our team will make your Great Ayton roof secure as soon as possible.
Straight answers to the questions Great Ayton homeowners ask us most.
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Not usually. Most leaks come from a loose, cracked or slipped tile or slate, failed flashing or a tired valley, and can be repaired on their own. A full re-roof is only needed when the roof system as a whole has failed or the roof is no longer safe. We will tell you honestly which applies to your Great Ayton home.
Get them replaced as soon as possible, before rain reaches the felt and timbers underneath. Replacing tiles safely is a skilled job, so please do not climb up yourself. Contact your local Great Ayton team and we will match the tile, fix it properly and check the surrounding roof while we are there.
It depends on the extent of the damage, the age of the roof and the materials it is made from. We survey the roof, show you what we find and explain the options. Where a repair is the sensible choice we will repair it. Sometimes a full replacement is the only lasting solution, and we will explain why.
Leaks are often the first sign. Check your Great Ayton roof and gutters twice a year for cracked, slipped or missing tiles, loose ridge tiles and a build-up of grit in the gutters. Indoors, look for damp patches, bubbled or peeling wallpaper, cracked paint or stained plasterboard. The longer a problem is left, the more it costs to put right.
Only in very exceptional circumstances, such as a roof that is structurally unsafe. In almost every case you can stay in your Great Ayton home while we work.
Prices in Great Ayton vary more than most places, because a sandstone cottage with clay pantiles in the conservation area needs different materials and more care than a modern detached house. Size, pitch, chimneys and access all count too. Re-roofing a typical semi-detached property with clay tiles could cost anything between £3,500 and £5,500. Book a free site survey on 01287 599245 and we will give you a fixed written quote.
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We love serving our customers in Great Ayton, but we also work in Middlesbrough, Darlington, Hartlepool and other local areas:
We also offer a number of other roofing services around the Great Ayton area:
Local areas in Great Ayton covered by our Roofers services include: Stokesley, Easby, Ingleby Greenhow.
