Roofer in Wigan, Leigh and Standish

Wigan’s roofs

The borough of Wigan is a string of towns, each with its own mix of housing. Near the centres of Wigan, Leigh, Hindley, Atherton and Tyldesley there are rows of brick terraces from the mining and mill era, many with slate or old tiled roofs. Pemberton, Orrell, Ince and Aspull have plenty of interwar and post-war semis and bungalows, and Standish, Shevington and Ashton-in-Makerfield have large newer estates alongside older homes.

The jobs that come up most

Re-roofs on semis and bungalows, where concrete tiled roofs from the 1950s to the 1970s are now wearing out. See new roofs.
Repairs to slipped tiles, ridges and valleys. See roof repairs.
Guttering, fascias and soffits. See guttering.
Flat roofs on extensions and garages. See flat roofs.

Where Jon works in Wigan

Wigan town, Pemberton and Ince (WN1 to WN3, WN5), Standish and Shevington (WN6), Orrell (WN5), Hindley and Aspull (WN2), Ashton-in-Makerfield (WN4), Leigh (WN7), Atherton (M46) and Tyldesley (M29). Neighbouring Bolton, Salford and Warrington are covered too.

Leaking roof in Wigan?

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.

Roofing jobs Jon does in Wigan

All roofing services

Examples of Jon's work

From roofs across Greater Manchester and Warrington.

A bungalow with a new dark grey tiled hip roof and dry fixed ridge, with scaffolding round it — New hip roof on a bungalow

Stacks of new grey roof tiles loaded out on fresh battens over blue membrane, ready to be laid — New tiles loaded out ready to lay

The corner of a new tiled hip roof, with a dry fixed hip ridge and a white fascia board below — New hip and fascia on a bungalow

Roofer in Wigan: common questions

Which parts of Wigan do you cover?

All of the borough, including Standish, Orrell, Pemberton, Hindley, Ince, Aspull, Shevington, Ashton-in-Makerfield, Leigh, Atherton and Tyldesley.

How do I know if my roof needs replacing or just repairing?

If the problem is in one place, a repair usually does the job. If tiles are slipping all over, the felt has gone and leaks keep appearing in new places, it is probably time for a new roof. A roof inspection will tell you.

Can you replace guttering and fascias at the same time as the roof?

Yes, and it is the best time to do it, while the scaffold is already up. It saves paying for access twice.