New Roofs by Validus Roofing in Northampton

Roofing Services

New Roofs in Northampton

Complete re-roofs in tile, slate and concrete for homes across Northampton and Northamptonshire.

0800 075 2452

Tile, slate & concrete
Full strip to the rafters
Scaffold & clear-up arranged

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20+ Years of Experience
Approved Installers
Premium-Grade Materials
Based in Northampton

Overview

New roofs for Northampton homes

When patching stops making sense, a new roof resets the clock. We strip the old covering back to the rafters, check every timber, and rebuild with a breathable membrane, new treated battens and the tile or slate that suits your home and your budget.

Validus Roofing has more than 20 years on local roofs, from Victorian terraces that call for natural slate to modern semis finished in interlocking concrete tiles. You get a written quote that sets out the materials, scaffold and clear-up before any work is booked.

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20+

years of experience

Types of New Roofs

Types of new roof we fit

Tiled Roofs

Slate Roofs

Concrete Roofs

How It Works

How our new roof service works

Step 1
Survey & measure
We inspect the roof, loft and timbers, then talk you through tile and slate options.
Step 2
Written quote
Materials, scaffold, timescale and price, set out in writing before anything is booked.
Step 3
Strip & prepare
We work in sections and keep the roof watertight at the end of each day.
Step 4
Re-roof & finish
New membrane, battens and covering, then ridges, flashings and a full clear-up.

key elements covered as standard

Written quote before work starts

What’s Included

What’s included in our new roof service

Full strip of the old covering and battens
Timber inspection, with rotten rafters or boards replaced
Breathable underlay and new treated battens
Tiles or slate fixed to the manufacturer’s specification
New ridge, hip and verge detailing in mortar or dry fix
Scaffold, skip and site clear-up arranged by us

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Pricing

What affects new roof prices?

Every roof is different, so every quote is written for your property. These are the factors that move the price most.

Roof size and pitch

Larger and steeper roofs need more material, more labour and a bigger scaffold.

Choice of covering

Natural slate and clay tiles cost more per square metre than concrete tiles.

Condition of the timbers

Replacing rafters, boards or fascias adds labour once the old roof is off.

Access and scaffold

Terraces, conservatories and tight gardens all change the scaffold design.

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Why Choose Us

Why choose us for your new roof?

New pitched roof with roof lights fitted by Validus Roofing

20+

Years of roofing experience

Two decades on roofs of every age, from heritage buildings to new builds, so very little surprises us once the tiles come off.

Approved installers

Roofing systems fitted by experienced, approved installers, so manufacturer guidance is followed on every detail.

Premium-grade materials

Established tile, slate and membrane brands, chosen because a roof is only as good as what goes on it.

Traditional and modern methods

Lime mortar and hand-dressed lead where a period home needs it, dry fix and single-ply systems where they perform better.

Homes and commercial buildings

From terraced houses to commercial flat roofs, with the work planned around how you use the building.

Roofer fixing new tiles on a pitched roof

Pitched roofs, flat roofs and rooflines

Ready to talk about your roof?

Call free or send your details and we will arrange a visit.

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FAQs

New roof FAQs

How do I know if I need a new roof rather than a repair?

If tiles are slipping in several areas, the underlay has perished or the battens are rotten, repairs only buy time. After a survey we will tell you honestly which camp your roof falls into.

How long does a re-roof take?

Most terraced and semi-detached houses take around one to two weeks, depending on size, weather and what we find under the tiles. Your quote gives a timescale for your roof.

Do I need planning permission for a new roof?

Replacing a roof with similar materials usually does not need planning permission. Listed buildings, conservation areas and changes to the roof shape can, so check with your local planning office before work starts.