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Our photo gallery gives you the opportunity to discover just how we carry out our professional installations.
Feel free to browse through our private collection of photographs so we can show you how to transform your home.
NOTE: Many more pictures added each week!
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Stripped run illustrating the beginnings of rot to the roof timbers. The customer called Stead Lane just in time! Also, notice the roof felt in need of repair? This is replaced whenever damaged felt is seen. |
A semi detached house with hip roof showing deterioration on the left and our Eavesguard Roof Felt Protector fitted on the right |
A stripped run ready for new timbers |
Once the run is stripped, a line band is used to re-timber the whole of the roofline. This example shows a lower level canopy stripped with new timbers. |
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Stripped run with intricate leveling of soffit for porch area over door |
Half completed run illustrating (A) the eavesguard and (B) the ventilation strip attached to the fascia |
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Half complete run with sloping soffit
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Slightly different run fitted to adjoining garage. All rooflines can incorporate our uPVC product range. |
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Leaking dorma in need of renovation
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Completed dorma with new roof, fascia, guttering and dry verge
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Complete new garage roof with fitted fascia and felt edges
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Complete new garage roof with fitted fascia and felt edges (side view)
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Gable end before installation |
Gable end after installation, fitted with dry verge |
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Completed gable end fitted with continuous dry verge |
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Gable end before installation |
Gable end after installation, fitted with patterned uPVC |
Another gable end requiring replacement fascia, box end and dry verge cappings. |
Completed gable end with a solid stone ridge cap (the bit at the top!). |
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Completed full installation of brown uPVC |
Completed full installation of white uPVC |
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Completed run showing the Niagara gutter profile and the Ogee fascia. We think these profiles really stand out compared to other, cheaper materials and we fit both as STANDARD!! |
Same completed run as opposite but from a more elevated position. You can now see the Eavesguard which is used as a felt repairer and protector. It also has the 3" lip that drops in to the gutter to stop water running down the fascia. |
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