Do you cover Houghton Regis as well as Dunstable?

Yes. Adam inspects roofs across Houghton Regis, Dunstable, Totternhoe, Toddington and the villages between them. Give him your postcode and tell him which part of the roof is causing trouble. He gets on the roof, photographs what he finds and sends you a written quote.

My postwar house has heavy concrete tiles. Is that a problem?

Not on its own. Concrete interlocking tiles weigh more than the slate or clay some older roofs were built for, so Adam checks the rafters and purlins for dips and movement first. If the timbers are sound, the repair targets the failed tiles, ridge or felt and nothing more.

Can you repair a flat-roofed garage in Houghton Regis?

Yes. Garage roofs on the older estates are usually felt over a timber deck. Adam checks the deck for soft spots, the upstand where the roof meets the wall and the outlet, then quotes either a repair or a new GRP fibreglass or EPDM rubber covering, with photographs of what he found.

Who should I call about a leak on a new Linmere home?

Start with your builder and your new home warranty paperwork while the builder's cover is running. Adam can inspect and photograph the defect so you have clear evidence for that conversation, and he will quote for the repair if the work falls outside the warranty.

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Your roof in Houghton Regis

Houghton Regis grew fast after the war, when estates such as Tithe Farm and Parkside were built as the town took in families from London. Roofs of that age have often been re-covered with heavy concrete interlocking tiles laid over the original timbers. Adam checks your rafters for dips, your ridge bedding for cracks and your eaves felt for rot before he talks about tiles.

Around the village green, All Saints Church and the lanes beside Houghton Hall Park, older cottages and Victorian houses carry slate and clay tiles, chimney stacks and lead junctions. On these roofs the job is matching what is there, not replacing it. Adam photographs every junction and explains which parts of your roof are sound and which are letting water in.

On the new homes at Linmere, on the town's northern edge, Adam reads your builder's warranty position before touching a recent roof, then checks the dry ridge, dry verge and roof vents that modern estates rely on. Flat-roofed garages and porch canopies across the older estates get their own deck and upstand check, so your quote covers the whole building, not just the main slope.