We carry out a full range of Roof repairs in and around the Brighton area, we are a reliable and reputable Roofers based in Brighton and are happy to carry out any Roof repairs within a 50 mile radius of Brighton. We have over 30 years experience carrying our Repairs and maintenance to Roofs on both Domestic and Commercial properties throughout the Brighton area.

 

At Bespoke Roofing, we deal with your whole job in Brighton from beginning to end - from scaffold erection, roofing work, photographs before - during and after.

 

Our highly trained roofing engineers have been working in the Brighton area for over 30 years, bringing a wealth of knowledge and experience of roof types constructed in Brighton.

 

Find us at www.checkatrade.com/trades/BespokeRoofingAndRenovations/

 

We have experience with the following Roof Repairs in Brighton :

 

• Flat Roofing in Brighton Brighton Flat Roofs — Bespoke Roofing (bespokesussexroofing.com)

• Roof replacements in Brighton Brighton Roof Replacement — Bespoke Roofing (bespokesussexroofing.com)

• Roof repairs in Brighton 

• Drone surveys in Brighton Drone Surveys — Bespoke Roofing (bespokesussexroofing.com)

• Valley replacements in Brighton Valley repairs & replacements. — Bespoke Roofing (bespokesussexroofing.com)

• Box gulley lining and replacements in Brighton 

• Chimney specialists in Brighton 

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A roof repair in Brighton will generally be cheaper than a roof replacement but why not get a quote for both? 

 

You may find that a roof replacement is only the cost of a few repairs – and given that most repairs only last a few years, and a new roof will actually add value to your home, it may be worth just changing the whole thing and never worrying when it rains anymore.

 

For further information contact us today on Brighton : 01273 447495

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The Dyke in Brighton is formed in rocks of the Chalk Group which originated as marine sediments during the Cretaceous period.

It is a misconception common amongst local residents of Brighton that the valley was formed by some kind of glacial action, the myth of a 'glacier' being a misunderstanding of accounts such as this one from the Encyclopaedia of Brighton by Timothy Carder (1990):