What a properly planned new roof gives you
Shape and covering matched
Pitched, flat and domed roofs matched to drainage, weight and property style.
Written scope before work
Your quote sets out materials, sequence and timing, so there is less guesswork.
Built for fewer call-backs
Good ventilation and detailing help stop the repeat leaks that waste time and money.
A new roof planned to suit the building
When a roof is being built from scratch, or the old one has simply had enough, the shape and covering need more thought than picking what looks neat from the road. In Banbury, we fit pitched, flat and domed roofs in clay tiles, slate tiles, asphalt shingles and UPVC systems, with the specification shaped around drainage, covering weight, insulation, ventilation and the character of the building. With LG ROOFING & UPVC LTD, the point is a roof that sheds water properly, suits the structure and does not leave you chasing snags after the first hard rain.
Clear stages from survey to final fitting
A new roof goes better when each stage is clear before the old covering starts coming off. Choosing LG ROOFING & UPVC LTD means an initial consultation, a proper site survey, a detailed quotation, careful removal and preparation, then installation with the right junction details and roof penetrations finished properly. Your quote sets out the work, materials and likely timeline so you can compare roof forms and specifications without guessing, and we protect the property while the job is under way.
Frequently asked questions
How do I choose the right covering for a new roof?
The choice comes down to the roof shape, pitch, structural loading, drainage, local exposure and the look you want. Clay tiles, slate, shingles and UPVC systems each suit different builds, so a survey helps narrow it down for your property rather than relying on guesswork.
What happens before installation starts?
We begin with a consultation and site survey to check the existing structure, difficult junctions, drainage, insulation needs and access. That lets us define the scope properly, plan safe working methods and prepare a quote that matches the roof instead of a standard package.
Will the quotation show the full job clearly?
Yes. A proper quotation should set out the roofing system, materials, preparation work, likely sequence and project timescale. That makes it easier to compare options, spot what is and is not included, and decide on the roof form that fits the building and budget.