Roof repairs and re-roofing across Cannock

Pitched and flat roofing, repairs, chimneys, leadwork and guttering. Free quotes, no obligation, and the site left clean when we go.

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Cannock and the surrounding areas Repairs to full re-roofs Domestic and commercial

Cannock basedOur yard is in Hednesford, covering 20 miles of Staffordshire

Repairs to re-roofsOne team, from a slipped tile to a full strip and re-cover

Homes and commercialHouses, bungalows, extensions and commercial roofs

Insured and guaranteedPublic liability insured, 10 year workmanship guarantee

What we do

Roofing services across Cannock

From one slipped tile to a full strip and re-cover, plus the leadwork, flat roofing and guttering that goes with it.

Roof repairs

Slipped tiles, leaks, storm damage and failed flashing put right, usually in a single visit.

New roofs and re-roofing

Stripped back to the rafters and rebuilt with breathable membrane, treated battens and new tiles.

Flat roofing

Fibreglass, EPDM rubber and felt systems for extensions, garages and dormers.

Chimneys and leadwork

Repointing, rebuilds, cowls and new lead flashing where the old work has given up.

Fascias, soffits and guttering

UPVC replacements that stop water tracking back down into the brickwork.

Moss removal and maintenance

Roof cleaning, gutter clearing and the small fixes that stop a much bigger bill later.

During and after

How a re-roof goes on

The first plays a slope being tiled from bare battens up. Drag the handle on the second to move between the roof mid job and the finished covering.

Job 01

Stripped, felted, battened and re-tiled

The old covering comes off, the roof is felted with a breathable membrane and battened at the right gauge, then the tiles go on course by course from the eaves up. The gauge staying constant all the way to the ridge is what keeps the courses straight and stops the slope drifting off line halfway up.

Stripped backBreathable membraneTreated battensNew tiles

Breathable membrane and treated battens laid out with the first tiles going up the hip

During

Finished

Job 02

Hips, valleys and ridges given the time

Hips and valleys are where a roof lets go first, so that is where the hours go. Tiles are cut in tight along the hip, the ridge is bedded and pointed, and the slope is left running true from the eaves to the apex rather than drifting off line halfway up.

Hips cut inBedded ridgeLead valleysClean lines

Our work

Recent roofs

Repairs, re-roofs, leadwork and flat roofing from around Cannock.

Newly tiled hip roof with a bedded ridge and a chimney stack behind — Re-roof completed

Red clay tiled roof photographed along the ridge on a clear day — Clay tiled roof

Slate roof and stone chimney stacks on an older property — Slate and stone chimneys

New lead work dressed into a grey tiled roof beside a flat section — Leadwork and abutment

Finished tiled roof looking out across woodland under a grey sky — Tiled roof and ridge

Red tiled hip roof meeting a newly laid grey flat roof below it — Pitched and flat together

Lead flashing and soakers stepped into the side of a brick chimney — Chimney flashing renewed

Two red tiled roof slopes meeting along a shared ridge — Ridge and verge detail

Lead valley dressed between two slate slopes against stone brickwork — Lead valley

Grey tiled hip and valley with new lead work below the chimney — Hip and valley tiling

Stepped lead flashing at the base of a brick chimney on a red tiled roof — Chimney leadwork

Tiles cut and dressed neatly into a brick abutment wall — Abutment detail

Brown tiles run up to a brick gable with the scaffold still in place — Gable and scaffold

Freshly tiled roof slope with the scaffold boards still down — Tiling in progress

New tiles loaded out in stacks across the membrane at the end of the day — Loading out

Roof stripped back with the scaffold sheeted before the new covering goes on — Stripped and sheeted

Lead tray and flashing formed around a stone chimney above a flat roof — Lead tray

New flat roof with a glass roof lantern set into it — Flat roof and lantern

Conservatory with a new tiled roof and white uPVC frames — Conservatory re-roofed

Tiled conservatory roof seen from the side, run down to the gutter line — Conservatory roof

Rear of a house with a newly tiled conservatory roof and block paved patio — Conservatory and patio

Brick porch with a new tiled roof and a white front door — Porch roof

Dry verge where a newly tiled roof meets the brickwork of the house — Dry verge detail

Close up of a tiled conservatory roof hip against brickwork — Hip detail

Tiled conservatory roof photographed from the garden — Finished conservatory roof

Large commercial flat roof with dome rooflights and brick parapets — Commercial flat roof

Flat roof running across a terrace of properties, seen from above — Flat roof from above

Flat roof with rooflights overlooking a garden — Flat roof and rooflights

Newly laid flat roof meeting the brickwork below leaded windows — New flat roof

Bungalow with a bay conservatory under a new dark tiled roof — Bay conservatory roof

Porch with a new tiled roof and a lit doorway — Porch and canopy

Rear of a house with a white framed conservatory and a new roof — Conservatory rear

Roof window set into a newly tiled dark roof above new guttering — Roof window

Brick garden room with a glazed gable end and insulation boards ready on the patio — Garden room in progress

Modern flat roofed brick extension with dark fascia and bifold doors — Flat roof extension

35 roof photographs

Why choose us

The bit you cannot see is the bit that matters

Anyone can lay a tile. Whether the roof is still dry in five winters comes down to the membrane, the battens and the lead underneath it.

Sound underneath, not just on top

New breathable membrane and treated battens on every re-roof. Tiles dropped back onto tired felt is a job you end up paying for twice.

Leadwork done, not patched

Chimneys, valleys and abutments get proper lead, dressed and fixed, rather than a smear of mastic that lasts one winter.

One team, start to finish

The person who quotes the roof is on the roof. Nothing gets handed off to a subcontractor you have never met.

Genuinely local

Our yard is on Oaklands Industrial Estate in Hednesford, so across Cannock and the Chase we are minutes away rather than hours.

Photographs throughout

You see what was wrong and what was done, including the parts of the roof you could never get up to yourself.

Clean site, swept drive

Sheeted down, waste taken away as we go, and the drive swept before we leave.

The Midland Roof Shield van parked outside a scaffolded house

Roofers stripping the old tiles from a roof before it is re-covered

Meet the owner

Midland Roof Shield

Midland Roof Shield is a roofing business working across Cannock and the counties around it. Repairs, full re-roofs, flat roofing, chimneys and leadwork, taken on and finished by the same people rather than passed around.

The name is the point of it. A roof is the one part of a house that is protecting everything underneath, and it only does that job properly if the membrane, the battens and the lead are right. That is where the hours go, even though none of it shows from the ground.

Kevin Clee has been roofing for twenty five years and there are six of us working out of the Hednesford yard. We also run our own roofing supplies shop, which is why we can usually match a discontinued tile ourselves rather than joining the queue behind every other roofer waiting on a merchant. More about us.

Kevin Clee Owner, Midland Roof Shield

Where we work

Covering Cannock

Around twenty miles from our yard in Hednesford, taking in Cannock Chase, most of south Staffordshire and the north of the Black Country.

See all 21 areas we cover

Cannock Hednesford Rugeley Burntwood Lichfield Penkridge Walsall Stafford

Get in touch

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Call or text07411 859355

Emailmidlandroofs@gmail.com

YardOaklands Ind Est, Hednesford WS12 2UZ

CoverageCannock and the surrounding areas

Opening hours24 hours a day, 7 days a week

Roof needing attention

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