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Strong winds and heavy rain are among the most common causes of unexpected roofing problems.
Severe weather can dislodge tiles, damage flashing, expose roofing membranes or make an existing weakness considerably worse.
Following bad weather, you may notice:
If you suspect storm damage, avoid climbing onto the roof yourself.
Roof surfaces can be particularly dangerous when wet, damaged or exposed to strong winds. A professional inspection is the safest way to establish the extent of the problem.
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Not every roofing problem is an emergency. However, when damage allows water into your property or leaves part of the roof exposed to the weather, delaying repairs can result in significantly more damage.
You should consider contacting a roofer urgently if you notice:
Even if the damage appears relatively minor, continued rain can allow considerably more water into the roof structure.

A roof leak can develop suddenly, particularly during periods of heavy or wind-driven rain.
Once water begins entering the property, it can affect much more than the visible ceiling below.
Water ingress can potentially damage:
The priority is to locate the source of the leak and prevent further water penetration.
Because water can travel along roof timbers and roofing materials before becoming visible inside the property, the location of a damp patch isn’t always directly below the actual defect.

Flat roofing systems can also develop sudden problems.
Cracks, splits, damaged seams or deteriorated materials may allow water to penetrate the roof, particularly following prolonged rainfall.
We can assess problems affecting common flat roofing systems, including EPDM, GRP and felt roofing, and determine whether a localised repair is appropriate.
Where a permanent repair cannot immediately be completed, the priority should be to minimise further water ingress until the necessary work can be carried out safely.

A single missing roof tile can expose the roofing system underneath to rainwater.
During prolonged or heavy rain, this can quickly result in water entering the property.
Tiles and slates may become damaged because of:
Where possible, damaged or missing tiles can be replaced without requiring major work to the rest of the roof.
Dealing with the problem quickly can help prevent further damage.
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