What a tiled re-roof improves
Layers below renewed
Underlay and battens are replaced where needed, not hidden under fresh tiles.
Tiles matched to roof
Pitch, weight, profile and exposure all matter when choosing the covering.
Ventilation planned in
Replacement is a good time to deal with airflow and condensation control.
Replacing tired tiles means more than new tiles
A tiled roof replacement is not just about what you see from the driveway. Once the old tiles come off, the condition of the supporting timbers, underlay and battens tells the real story. We strip the existing covering, inspect the roof beneath and renew the layers needed before the new tiles go on. We also look at the factors that shape tile choice, including roof pitch, profile, weight, weather exposure and the character of the property. With MTS Northants, you get a tiled re-roof planned around how the whole roof should work, not a cosmetic change that hides worn-out layers underneath. In Rushden, that matters when an ageing tiled roof has reached the point where patching one more slipped piece is no longer a real answer.
Weatherproof details complete the job
The success of a tiled re-roof depends heavily on the details around it. Valleys, flashings, ridges, verges and eaves all have to be formed properly, and ventilation needs to be planned in so condensation does not become the next problem after the old leaks have gone. We also set expectations for scaffolding, weather sequencing and protecting the building while the roof is open. A quotation from MTS Northants explains the roof layers being renewed, the tile choice being proposed and the practical stages needed to get from strip-off to a weatherproof finished roof.