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Freshly coated concrete tile roof with an even restored colour, alongside an untreated section showing faded, weathered tiles, of the kind we carry out around Sabden
Sabden, BB7

Roof Spraying in Sabden

A coating for a roof that is sound but faded, applied only after the tiles have been properly cleaned.

Family-run

Justin and the team do the work. No call centres, no subcontractors.

Fully insured

Full public liability cover on every job, domestic or commercial.

Safe methods

Biodegradable products and low pressure, matched to the surface.

Free quotes

No obligation, and no charge for coming out to look at the job.

Roof Spraying for Sabden property

Sabden is about 12 minutes up the road from us, well inside the patch we cover properly. Roof spraying only makes sense on a covering that is already sound and properly cleaned, so we get up and assess the tiles before we ever quote for a coating. Property here runs to older stone cottages and converted farm buildings, so one method does not suit every surface.

Growth comes back fastest on the north and west facing walls, and around Sabden that is most of what we get called out to.

Roof spraying is the application of a coloured, water repellent coating to cleaned roof tiles. It is sprayed on in even coats after manual moss removal and a biocide treatment, restoring a consistent colour to faded tiles and making the surface shed water faster. It protects and improves the look of a roof that is structurally sound. It does not fix cracked, slipped or delaminating tiles, and it is not an alternative to re-roofing.

While we are in Sabden we regularly pick up work in Read, Padiham, Barrow and Whalley, so if a neighbour wants the same job doing we can usually do both in one visit.

Suitable for

  • Faded concrete interlocking tiles that have gone patchy and grey
  • Roofs where the covering is intact but the colour has weathered out
  • Houses being prepared for sale, where kerb appeal earns its money
  • Bungalows and dormers where the roof is most of what you see from the road
  • Roofs that have just been cleaned and are in good order
  • Garage and extension roofs that no longer match the main house

Problems it solves

  • Faded, blotchy concrete tiles that make a well kept house look neglected
  • A roof that greens up again quickly after every clean
  • Porous tile faces that soak up rain and take days to dry out
  • Mismatched colour where tiles have been swapped in over the years
  • Wanting the roof to look right without the cost and upheaval of a re-roof

How a Sabden job runs

  1. Survey and honest assessment

    We get up and look at the tiles first. Sound tiles, and a coating makes sense. Cracked, delaminating or slipping tiles, and we tell you a roofer is the right call and do not quote for spraying.

  2. Full roof clean

    Moss and lichen are removed by hand, the gutters and downpipes are cleared, and a biocide treatment goes on. Nothing gets coated until the covering is genuinely clean and the surface underneath is stable.

  3. Preparation and drying

    Loose or displaced tiles are flagged, ridge bedding and flashing issues are pointed out, and the roof is left to dry through. A damp or dusty surface will not hold a coating however good the product is.

  4. Masking and protection

    Gutters, flashings, rooflights, solar panels, walls and everything on the ground below are masked and sheeted. Overspray on a neighbour car is the quickest way to spoil an otherwise good job.

  5. Coating applied in coats

    The coating is sprayed in even passes, normally more than one, working methodically across the pitch. Coverage is checked as we go, so there are no thin patches at the ridge or heavy runs at the eaves.

  6. Final inspection

    Masking comes off, gutters are checked again for overspray and debris, and we walk you round the outside in daylight so you can judge the finish from where people actually see it.

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Roof Spraying in Sabden: your questions

Roof Spraying in Sabden

Free quote, no obligation. We are 12 minutes away, so it is no trouble to come and look at the job.