Roof repairs, new roofs and guttering across Beverley and East Yorkshire

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Prestige Roofing & Guttering

Roofing Services in Beverley

Roof repairs, leak repairs, emergency call-outs, roof replacement, new roofs, flat roofs, chimneys, ridges and guttering for homes and businesses in Beverley and East Yorkshire.

Roofers covering Beverley and East Yorkshire

  • Roof repairs
  • Leaks
  • Emergencies
  • New roofs
  • Flat roofs
  • Chimneys
  • Guttering

A roofing company for the whole roof

Prestige Roofing & Guttering is a roofing contractor that looks after every part of a roof, from a single slipped tile to a complete replacement, along with the flat roofs, chimneys and gutters around it. Every service here is backed by the firm’s Checkatrade profile, and every photo is one of its own jobs.

Each section explains what the work involves and what to look out for. If you need a roofer near you and your job is not listed, or you are not sure what it needs, call 07392 162575 or send the form and describe it.

Patch of new grey slates laid into an older slate roof, beside the hip

Roof repairs in Beverley

Most roof problems start small: a tile that slipped in a gale, a cracked slate, or mortar that has crumbled out of a ridge or a valley. Caught early, they are usually quick to put right. Left alone, rain gets into the battens, the felt and the ceilings below.

Before we quote, we look over the whole roof, not just the spot you rang about, and photograph what we find. Customers on Checkatrade often mention being shown those photos, and having smaller repairs done there and then once the price was agreed.

Roof repairs we carry out

  • Slipped, cracked and missing tiles
  • Broken and slipped slates
  • Ridge and hip tiles re-bedded
  • Valleys repaired
  • Felt and battens replaced
  • Storm damage

Signs a roof needs repairing

  • Tiles or slates in the garden or the gutter
  • Damp patches on a ceiling or chimney breast
  • Daylight showing in the loft
  • Gaps or crumbling mortar along the ridge

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New lead step flashing dressed around the base of a brick chimney on a red tiled roof

Roof leak repairs

A damp patch on the ceiling is not always under the leak. Water can run along the felt or a rafter before it drips, so the real cause may be a cracked tile, a gap in the lead flashing around a chimney, a worn valley or a failed seal around a roof light.

We find where the water is getting in and fix that, not just the place where it shows. Leaking chimneys, valleys and bay window roofs come up again and again in the firm’s Checkatrade reviews.

Common causes of a leak

  • Cracked or slipped tiles and slates
  • Lead flashing around chimneys and walls
  • Worn or blocked valleys
  • Failed seals around roof lights
  • Bay window and porch roofs
  • Perished felt under the tiles

While you wait for us

  • Move valuables away from the drip
  • Catch the water in a bucket
  • Keep clear of a wet, sagging ceiling
  • Never climb onto the roof yourself

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  • 10/10

    Leaking roof and gutter repaired

    They arrived a couple of hours after my first call to deal with the leak, talked me through the whole job from beginning to end, and charged a fair price.

    Checkatrade review, job in S60 (Rotherham), January 2026

From Prestige’s Checkatrade profile, in our own words.

Emergency roofer in Beverley

Some roof problems cannot wait for a quote next week: water coming through a ceiling, tiles blown off in a storm, or a chimney that has suddenly started to leak. Prestige offers a 24-hour call-out for jobs like these: call 07392 162575.

Where we can, we fix the cause on the same visit. If the full repair needs more time or drier weather, we explain what it involves and agree the next step with you before any more work starts.

Emergency call-outs

  • Water coming through a ceiling
  • Tiles or slates blown off
  • Storm and wind damage
  • Leaking chimneys and flashing
  • Flat roofs that have started to leak

Stay safe until we arrive

  • Keep away from a wet, sagging ceiling
  • Switch off the electrics if water is near them
  • Move people and valuables out of the way
  • Never go up on the roof in bad weather

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Roof replacement half finished: new grey tiles on one side of the hip, new timber battens ready on the other

Roof replacement

Every roof covering wears out in the end. When tiles are failing across the whole roof, the felt underneath has perished or the battens have rotted, replacing the roof is often better value than paying for one repair after another.

A replacement means stripping the old covering, checking the timbers, laying new breathable membrane and battens, and fixing the new tiles or slates, with the ridge, hips, verges and lead finished to suit. We talk you through the choice of tiles or slates when we quote.

What a roof replacement involves

  • Old tiles or slates stripped
  • Roof timbers checked and repaired
  • New breathable membrane and battens
  • New concrete tiles, clay tiles or slates
  • Dry ridge and dry verge systems
  • Lead flashing renewed

Before you replace a roof

  • A like-for-like re-roof does not normally need planning permission
  • Building Regulations usually apply when more than half the roof is re-covered
  • Listed buildings and conservation areas have their own rules
  • Much heavier tiles than the originals can mean checking the timbers

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New red concrete tiles on a roof slope, with scaffolding along the eaves and an older slate roof beside it

New roofs

A new roof might be going onto a single-storey extension, a garage or a dormer, or onto a house where the old roof has to come off completely. The photos on this site include a roof built up from new timbers on an extension, and finished new roofs in red and grey tiles.

A new roof goes on in order: timbers, breathable membrane, battens, then the tiles or slates, with the ridge, verges, flashing and guttering finished as part of the same job. Flat sections are covered in rubber (EPDM) or felt.

New roofs we build

  • Extensions and garages
  • Dormers and roof windows
  • Whole new roofs on houses and bungalows
  • Tiled and slate pitched roofs
  • Rubber and felt flat roofs

Worth knowing

  • A new roof on an extension needs Building Regulations approval
  • Some extensions also need planning permission
  • Tiles that match the main roof help an extension blend in
  • Scaffolding is normally needed to work safely

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New black rubber (EPDM) flat roof on a single-storey extension, alongside the brick wall of the house

Flat roof repairs and replacements

Flat roofs have a harder life than pitched ones. Rain sits on them for longer, sun and frost work on the covering, and a small split or a lifted edge can let water travel a long way under the surface before it shows indoors.

Where one area has failed, a repair is often enough. Where the covering is failing all over, or the boards underneath have gone soft, we strip it back, lay new decking and fit a new covering. Many of the firm’s own photos show new rubber (EPDM) roofs on extensions, finished with neat trims.

Flat roof systems

  • Rubber (EPDM)
  • Felt
  • Fibreglass (GRP) repairs
  • Hot melt and liquid roofing repairs
  • Single-ply membrane repairs
  • New decking boards where needed

Signs a flat roof is failing

  • Puddles that sit for days after rain
  • Splits, bubbles or blisters in the surface
  • Damp patches on the ceiling below
  • Soft or spongy areas underfoot

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Rebuilt brick chimney stack with a new mortar top and two pots fitted with cowls

Chimney repairs

A chimney stack stands above the roof in all weathers, so it is often the first thing to give trouble. Crumbling mortar, cracked flaunching around the pots and tired lead where the stack meets the roof are some of the commonest causes of a leak.

We repoint and rebuild stacks, renew the flaunching, fit new pots and cowls, and replace the lead flashing. Where a chimney is no longer used and keeps leaking, taking it down is another option, and one Checkatrade customer had exactly that done.

Chimney work

  • Stacks repointed
  • Brickwork rebuilt
  • Flaunching renewed around the pots
  • New chimney pots and cowls
  • Lead flashing replaced
  • Unused chimneys taken down

Signs a chimney needs work

  • Crumbling or missing mortar
  • Cracks in the flaunching around the pots
  • Damp on a chimney breast indoors
  • Loose bricks, or a stack that leans

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New dry ridge system clipped along the top of a red tiled roof

Ridge and verge repairs

The ridge along the top of a roof and the verges at its gable ends take the full force of the weather. Over the years the mortar holding them cracks and falls out, the tiles work loose, and wind and rain find their way in.

We re-bed ridge and hip tiles, repoint gable ends, and fit dry ridge and dry verge systems, which fix the tiles down mechanically instead of relying on mortar alone. One Checkatrade customer switched to dry ridge after paying for the same mortar repair time after time.

Ridge and verge work

  • Ridge tiles re-bedded or replaced
  • Hip tiles re-bedded
  • Dry ridge systems fitted
  • Dry verge systems fitted
  • Gable ends repointed

Signs the ridge needs attention

  • Cracks or gaps in the mortar along the top
  • Ridge tiles that rock or have slipped
  • Bits of mortar in the gutter or on the drive
  • A ridge line that dips

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New black guttering on brackets along the eaves of a stone-built house, seen from the scaffold

Guttering

Gutters and downpipes carry every drop of rain off the roof. When a gutter overflows, sags or drips at the joints, the water runs down the walls instead, staining the brickwork and soaking the boards behind.

Guttering is in the firm’s name. We clear blocked gutters, repair leaking joints and sagging runs, and fit new gutters and downpipes, often alongside roof work: several Checkatrade customers had their gutters put right on the same visit as a roof repair.

Guttering work

  • Blocked gutters cleared
  • Leaking joints resealed
  • Sagging runs re-fixed
  • New gutters and downpipes
  • Bay window and porch guttering

Signs your gutters need attention

  • Water spilling over in heavy rain
  • Drips from the joints
  • Damp stains on the wall below
  • Plants growing in the gutter

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