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Slate Roofs in Stourport-on-Severn

Homes in Stourport-on-Severn re-slated on new membrane and battens, with each slate held by copper nails or stainless steel hooks.

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Stourport‑on‑Severn, Worcestershire

Slate Roofs Renewed

Re-slating a roof in Stourport-on-Severn starts with deciding between natural slate and fibre cement. Regent Roofing fits natural or fibre cement slate, held with copper nails or stainless hooks and finished with a dry fixed ridge.

Working from Burcot, Regent Roofing re-slates roofs in Stourport-on-Severn alongside Bewdley, Kidderminster and Droitwich Spa.

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Why Choose Us

Why Choose Regent for Slate

In Stourport-on-Severn, battens are set to the slate size before the first course goes on, so the finished roof runs true.

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Even Courses, Clean Lines

Battens are set out to the slate size first, so courses run straight and the gauge stays even from eaves to ridge.

Both Slate Types

Natural and fibre cement slate are both fitted, so your roof decides the choice, not a sales pitch.

Secure Fixings

Each slate is held by copper nails or stainless hooks, chosen to suit the slate and its exposure.

Planning Checked

If a listing or conservation area applies, the slate is agreed first, so nothing has to be redone.

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How It Works

How Re-Slating Works

A new slate roof follows these stages, each one finished before the next begins.

01

Phone with Your Postcode

Call 0800 151 2875, say where you are and what the slates are doing, and a visit is booked.

02

Slate Survey

Slates, nails, battens and timbers are checked, plus any planning points that affect the slate.

03

Choosing the Slate

You get a price with natural and fibre cement options explained, so they can be compared.

04

Re-Slate the Roof

The old slates are stripped, then membrane, battens and new slates go on in even, straight courses.

05

Final Check

We review the completed work with you and confirm everything has been done as agreed.

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FAQs

Stourport‑on‑Severn FAQs

Do You Cover Stourport-on-Severn?

Yes. Stourport-on-Severn is one of the Worcestershire areas Regent Roofing covers, along with nearby Bewdley, Kidderminster and Droitwich Spa. Call 0800 151 2875 with your postcode to arrange a visit.

How Do I Get a Quote for Slate Roofs in Stourport-on-Severn?

Ring 0800 151 2875 or email [email protected], giving your postcode and what needs doing. The roof is seen in person before any price is given.

What Is the Difference Between Natural & Fibre Cement Slate?

Natural slate is split from quarried rock, so each piece varies slightly in thickness and texture, and its colour stays true over time. Fibre cement slate is manufactured, lighter and uniform in size, giving a flatter, more regular finish. Both make a sound roof when they are fixed correctly.

Why Are the Slates on My Roof Slipping?

The usual cause is nail sickness: the nails holding the slates corrode until they snap, and the slates slide down the roof. Once many slates are moving, it shows the fixings across the whole roof are failing, which is when re-slating is worth considering.

Can Old Slates Be Reused on My Roof?

Sometimes. Sound natural slates can be salvaged and mixed in, often on the front slope, but slates that are cracked, soft or flaking are not worth reusing. The condition of the existing slate is checked before this is decided.

Are Slates Fixed with Nails or Hooks?

Both methods are used. Nailing through each slate is the traditional approach, while stainless steel hooks hold the slate at its tail and need no holes near the top. The slate, the pitch and the exposure of the house decide which fits.
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