Roofing Materials delivery in Greater London

What roofing materials can we deliver to Greater London?

• Breathable membranesUnderlays that keep wind-driven rain out but let vapour escape.
• Clay tilesPlain and pantile clay tiles for traditional roofs and matching.
• Ridge, hip and verge systemsDry-fix and mortar-bedded options, with vents and fixings.
• Concrete interlocking tilesEconomical tiles in many profiles and colours; low pitches possible with some profiles.
• Natural and fibre-cement slatesSlate for new roofs and repairs, with hooks or nails.

Roofing Materials delivered in Greater London towns

• Roofing Materials in London
• Roofing Materials in Brent
• Roofing Materials in Islington
• Roofing Materials in Bexley
• Roofing Materials in Barking
• Roofing Materials in Sutton
• Roofing Materials in Croydon
• Roofing Materials in Ilford
• Roofing Materials in Enfield
• Roofing Materials in Harrow
• Roofing Materials in Tottenham
• Roofing Materials in Walthamstow
• Roofing Materials in Romford
• Roofing Materials in Hayes
• Roofing Materials in Fulham
• Roofing Materials in Edmonton
• Roofing Materials in Southall
• Roofing Materials in Putney
• Roofing Materials in Battersea
• Roofing Materials in Canary Wharf
• Roofing Materials in Purley
• Roofing Materials in Peckham
• Roofing Materials in Chingford
• Roofing Materials in Uxbridge
• Roofing Materials in Wimbledon
• Roofing Materials in Brixton
• Roofing Materials in Hounslow
• Roofing Materials in Finchley
• Roofing Materials in Cricklewood
• Roofing Materials in Mitcham
• Roofing Materials in Feltham
• Roofing Materials in Acton
• Roofing Materials in Beckenham
• Roofing Materials in Chelsea
• Roofing Materials in Streatham
• Roofing Materials in South Croydon
• Roofing Materials in Leytonstone
• Roofing Materials in Eltham
• Roofing Materials in Morden
• Roofing Materials in Carshalton
• Roofing Materials in Catford
• Roofing Materials in Willesden
• Roofing Materials in Holloway
• Roofing Materials in Welling
• Roofing Materials in Shepherds Bush
• Roofing Materials in Surbiton
• Roofing Materials in Greenford
• Roofing Materials in Heston
• Roofing Materials in Stratford
• Roofing Materials in Chiswick
• Roofing Materials in Thamesmead
• Roofing Materials in Ruislip
• Roofing Materials in Greenwich
• Roofing Materials in Barnet
• Roofing Materials in Kilburn
• Roofing Materials in Wood Green
• Roofing Materials in Muswell Hill
• Roofing Materials in Bow
• Roofing Materials in Highbury
• Roofing Materials in Northolt
• Roofing Materials in Coulsdon
• Roofing Materials in Hornchurch
• Roofing Materials in Blackheath
• Roofing Materials in Isleworth
• Roofing Materials in New Malden
• Roofing Materials in Hanworth
• Roofing Materials in Woodford Green
• Roofing Materials in Richmond
• Roofing Materials in Barnes
• Roofing Materials in Notting Hill
• Roofing Materials in Wallington
• Roofing Materials in Pimlico
• Roofing Materials in Hampton

How much will you need?

A 30 m² roof slope needs roughly 300 large-format interlocking tiles, or about 1,800 small plain tiles, before ridge, hip and verge pieces. The exact count comes from the tile's gauge, so send us the roof measurements and pitch and we will work it out with the battens and membrane.

Before your Greater London delivery arrives

Tiles and slates arrive palletised and are usually crane-offloaded where access allows; battens and membrane rolls travel with them. Our standard mainland delivery area covers Greater London.

• On busy streets in Greater London, a parking suspension or a quiet time slot can make offloading safer, so tell us about local restrictions you know of.
• If the site is up a shared drive or behind other houses, tell us the distance from the road.
• Give us the full postcode for the drop point; deliveries around E are priced to the exact address.

Getting the right roofing materials

Check the minimum pitch

Every tile and slate has a minimum rafter pitch set by the manufacturer. A shallow extension roof may rule some tiles out.

Fixing requirements

BS 5534 sets out how tiles must be fixed against wind uplift, which in most cases means every tile is mechanically fixed. Ask for the fixing specification with your tiles.

In England, building work is checked against the Approved Documents, for example Part A for structure and Part L for energy efficiency, through your council's building control team or a registered building control approver.

Roofing Materials questions

Can you deliver roofing materials to a site with restricted access in Greater London?

Usually, yes. Tell us about the access when you ask for a price and we will plan the vehicle and offload, or say if a smaller vehicle is needed.

Do I need a breathable membrane?

Most new pitched roofs use a breathable (vapour-permeable) underlay, which helps control condensation in the roof space. Some designs use a non-breathable underlay with ventilation instead.

Do you deliver roofing materials to trades and homeowners in Greater London?

Both. Trades can apply for a trade account; homeowners and self-builders can order on a delivered quote.

What battens should I use?

Roofing battens graded for roofing work, of the size the tile maker and BS 5534 call for, normally treated.