Start with what you have noticed
You do not need to diagnose the roof yourself. A leak, a loose material or a recent change is enough to begin.

You should not need to understand roofing terminology before asking for help. The problem should be explained clearly, along with the work proposed and what the written quotation includes.
You should not need to know the name of every roof detail before asking for help. Start with what you have noticed and when it began.
We then look at the roof and explain the practical options. That might mean repairing one detail, planning work to a wider covering or arranging a survey when the cause is not yet clear.

The process is simple: understand the problem, check the roof and explain the sensible next step.
You do not need to diagnose the roof yourself. A leak, a loose material or a recent change is enough to begin.
We check the affected area, the covering and the details around it before deciding what work makes sense.
You receive a plain-English explanation and a written quotation before you decide.
Ayr has older slate roofs with chimneys and leadwork, later tiled homes and plenty of flat-roof extensions. The materials and repair method need to suit the actual roof, its condition and its exposure to the weather.
Coverage includes Ayr and the nearby South Ayrshire areas shown on the site.
Tell us what you have noticed and where the property is. You do not need to diagnose the roof yourself.