Manchester’s roofs
Manchester has some of the most varied housing in the North West, and the roofs vary with it.
- Victorian and Edwardian terraces in Levenshulme, Longsight, Rusholme, Gorton and Moss Side, many still with their original Welsh slate roofs, tall chimney stacks and lead valleys between neighbours.
- Interwar semis in Burnage, Chorlton, Withington and Northenden, often with clay or concrete tiles, hipped roofs and bay windows.
- Larger Victorian and Edwardian houses in Didsbury and Chorlton, with big roofs, dormers and plenty of lead work.
- Post-war estates in Wythenshawe, Moston and Blackley, with concrete tiled roofs that are now reaching the age where they need replacing.
The jobs that come up most
- Re-roofs on semis and terraces where the felt has failed. See new roofs.
- Slate repairs on terraces where nails have rusted through. See slate and tile repairs.
- Flat roofs on rear kitchen extensions and dormers. See flat roofs.
- Chimney and lead work on older stacks. See chimney repairs.
- Fascias, soffits and guttering where old timber has rotted. See fascias and soffits.
Where Jon works in Manchester
Chorlton (M21), Didsbury and Withington (M20), Burnage and Levenshulme (M19), Longsight and Gorton (M12, M18), Rusholme and Fallowfield (M14), Moston and Blackley (M9, M40), Wythenshawe and Northenden (M22, M23), and the rest of the city. Neighbouring Salford, Stockport and Bury are covered too.
Leaking roof in Manchester?
UK Rhino Roofing is open 24 hours, 7 days a week. Call and Jon will tell you straight away whether he can get to you. See leak repairs.
