Sjc Roofing And Maintenance Ltd
Location: Chelmsford, Essex
Member Since: 12th Apr 2023
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At SJC Roofing Ltd, we provide reliable, high-quality roofing services to homeowners, landlords, businesses, and commercial clients across Essex and the surrounding areas. With years of industry experience, our skilled team delivers professional workmanship, honest advice, and excellent customer service on every project.
We undertake all aspects of roofing, from small repairs and emergency call-outs to complete roof replacements, flat roofing, pitched roofs, leadwork, chimney repairs, fascias, soffits, guttering, and roof maintenance. No job is too big or too small.
We pride ourselves on being dependable, punctual, and committed to completing every job to the highest standard using quality materials built to last. Customer satisfaction is at the heart of everything we do, and we work closely with every client to ensure they receive the best roofing solution at a competitive price.
Whether you need a minor repair or a full new roof, you can trust SJC Roofing Ltd to provide a friendly, professional service from start to finish.
We undertake all aspects of roofing, from small repairs and emergency call-outs to complete roof replacements, flat roofing, pitched roofs, leadwork, chimney repairs, fascias, soffits, guttering, and roof maintenance. No job is too big or too small.
We pride ourselves on being dependable, punctual, and committed to completing every job to the highest standard using quality materials built to last. Customer satisfaction is at the heart of everything we do, and we work closely with every client to ensure they receive the best roofing solution at a competitive price.
Whether you need a minor repair or a full new roof, you can trust SJC Roofing Ltd to provide a friendly, professional service from start to finish.
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SJC Roofing Ltd was founded with a simple goal – to provide reliable, high-quality roofing services that customers can trust. Built on years of hands-on experience within the roofing industry, we've developed a reputation for delivering excellent workmanship, honest advice, and outstanding customer service.
Over the years, we've grown from carrying out domestic roofing repairs to completing a wide range of residential and commercial roofing projects across Essex and the surrounding areas. We continually invest in training, modern roofing techniques, and quality materials to ensure every job is completed to the highest standard.
Today, we undertake all aspects of roofing, including roof repairs, new roof installations, flat roofing, pitched roofs, leadwork, chimney repairs, fascias, soffits, guttering, and roof maintenance. Whether it's a small repair or a complete roof replacement, every customer receives the same professional service, attention to detail, and commitment to quality.
Our business continues to grow through recommendations and repeat customers, and we're proud to be a trusted roofing company known for reliability, clear communication, and workmanship that stands the test of time.
Over the years, we've grown from carrying out domestic roofing repairs to completing a wide range of residential and commercial roofing projects across Essex and the surrounding areas. We continually invest in training, modern roofing techniques, and quality materials to ensure every job is completed to the highest standard.
Today, we undertake all aspects of roofing, including roof repairs, new roof installations, flat roofing, pitched roofs, leadwork, chimney repairs, fascias, soffits, guttering, and roof maintenance. Whether it's a small repair or a complete roof replacement, every customer receives the same professional service, attention to detail, and commitment to quality.
Our business continues to grow through recommendations and repeat customers, and we're proud to be a trusted roofing company known for reliability, clear communication, and workmanship that stands the test of time.
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- NVQ Level 2 in roofing
- Asbestos awareness
- CSCS Card
- Proteus approved installer
- I Path licence
- Asbestos awareness
- CSCS Card
- Proteus approved installer
- I Path licence
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If the fibreglass from a flat roof has blown into your garden, it's best to treat it with caution, especially around children and dogs.
loose fibreglass can:
irritate the skin, causing itching or a rash.
irritate the eyes if fibres get into them.
cause irritation to the nose, throat, or lungs if fine fibres become airborne and are inhaled.
stick to clothing, fur, and toys.
for now, i'd recommend:
keeping children and dogs out of the affected area until it's been cleaned up.
wearing gloves, long sleeves, and eye protection if you're collecting the debris.
gently picking up larger pieces by hand. avoid sweeping or using a leaf blower, as this can spread fine fibres into the air.
if there are lots of small fibres, lightly dampening the area before cleaning can help stop them becoming airborne.
bagging the waste securely for disposal according to your local council's guidance.
if anyone develops persistent eye irritation, difficulty breathing, or a widespread skin reaction after contact with the fibreglass, seek medical advice.
loose fibreglass can:
irritate the skin, causing itching or a rash.
irritate the eyes if fibres get into them.
cause irritation to the nose, throat, or lungs if fine fibres become airborne and are inhaled.
stick to clothing, fur, and toys.
for now, i'd recommend:
keeping children and dogs out of the affected area until it's been cleaned up.
wearing gloves, long sleeves, and eye protection if you're collecting the debris.
gently picking up larger pieces by hand. avoid sweeping or using a leaf blower, as this can spread fine fibres into the air.
if there are lots of small fibres, lightly dampening the area before cleaning can help stop them becoming airborne.
bagging the waste securely for disposal according to your local council's guidance.
if anyone develops persistent eye irritation, difficulty breathing, or a widespread skin reaction after contact with the fibreglass, seek medical advice.
Hi, thanks for getting in touch.
based on what you've described, it would certainly be worth having the ridge system inspected. a dry ridge system should have a correctly installed ridge batten that is securely fixed and provides adequate support for the ridge unions and ridge tiles. if the batten is incorrectly positioned, unsupported, or too short, it could contribute to the ridge tiles becoming loose or blowing off.
as your property is only just over a year old, the roof should still be covered by the builder's warranty. an independent roof inspection and written report can be very useful if you need to raise a claim or demonstrate that the installation doesn't meet the required standard.
we'd be happy to carry out a thorough inspection, assess the ridge installation, identify any defects, and provide an honest report with our recommendations for any remedial work required.
if you could send us your postcode and a few photos of the roof (if possible), we'd be happy to discuss the next steps and arrange a convenient time to visit.
kind regards,
sjc roofing ltd
based on what you've described, it would certainly be worth having the ridge system inspected. a dry ridge system should have a correctly installed ridge batten that is securely fixed and provides adequate support for the ridge unions and ridge tiles. if the batten is incorrectly positioned, unsupported, or too short, it could contribute to the ridge tiles becoming loose or blowing off.
as your property is only just over a year old, the roof should still be covered by the builder's warranty. an independent roof inspection and written report can be very useful if you need to raise a claim or demonstrate that the installation doesn't meet the required standard.
we'd be happy to carry out a thorough inspection, assess the ridge installation, identify any defects, and provide an honest report with our recommendations for any remedial work required.
if you could send us your postcode and a few photos of the roof (if possible), we'd be happy to discuss the next steps and arrange a convenient time to visit.
kind regards,
sjc roofing ltd
Hi, thanks for your question.
for a repair of this size, the access method doesn't always make a significant difference to the overall cost. if the repairs can be carried out safely using a roof ladder, this is often the most cost-effective option. if a scaffold tower is required, there may be a small increase in labour time to erect and dismantle it, but if the contractor owns the tower, the additional cost is usually fairly modest.
the most important factor is that the work is carried out safely and in accordance with current health and safety requirements. depending on the roof height, pitch, and site access, some contractors may insist on a scaffold tower or full scaffolding rather than a roof ladder.
if you can provide a few photos of the roof or your postcode, we'd be happy to give you an estimate and advise on the safest and most suitable access method.
kind regards,
sjc roofing ltd
for a repair of this size, the access method doesn't always make a significant difference to the overall cost. if the repairs can be carried out safely using a roof ladder, this is often the most cost-effective option. if a scaffold tower is required, there may be a small increase in labour time to erect and dismantle it, but if the contractor owns the tower, the additional cost is usually fairly modest.
the most important factor is that the work is carried out safely and in accordance with current health and safety requirements. depending on the roof height, pitch, and site access, some contractors may insist on a scaffold tower or full scaffolding rather than a roof ladder.
if you can provide a few photos of the roof or your postcode, we'd be happy to give you an estimate and advise on the safest and most suitable access method.
kind regards,
sjc roofing ltd
For a straightforward repair involving replacing two roof tiles and repointing two ridge tiles, the cost typically ranges from £180–£250, depending on access, tile type, and the extent of any hidden damage. we'd be happy to provide a fixed quotation once we've seen a few photos or carried out a quick inspection."
Hi, thanks for your question.
for an outbuilding of around 144 sq ft (approximately 13.5 m²), the cost can vary depending on the condition of the existing structure, access, and the materials you choose.
as a rough guide:
replace the existing felt roof: approximately £900–£2,000, depending on whether it's a simple re-felt or upgraded to a high-performance felt or grp fibreglass system.
convert to a new lean-to pitched slate roof: approximately £3,500–£7,000, as this involves constructing a new timber roof structure, installing breathable membrane, battens, slates, leadwork, fascias, guttering, and making good where the new roof joins the existing building.
a pitched slate roof is a more expensive option initially but generally offers a much longer lifespan, improved appearance, and can add value to the property.
if you're considering the conversion, we'd be happy to inspect the existing outbuilding and advise whether the walls and foundations are suitable for supporting a new pitched roof. we can then provide a free, no-obligation quotation for both options so you can compare costs.
kind regards,
sjc roofing ltd
for an outbuilding of around 144 sq ft (approximately 13.5 m²), the cost can vary depending on the condition of the existing structure, access, and the materials you choose.
as a rough guide:
replace the existing felt roof: approximately £900–£2,000, depending on whether it's a simple re-felt or upgraded to a high-performance felt or grp fibreglass system.
convert to a new lean-to pitched slate roof: approximately £3,500–£7,000, as this involves constructing a new timber roof structure, installing breathable membrane, battens, slates, leadwork, fascias, guttering, and making good where the new roof joins the existing building.
a pitched slate roof is a more expensive option initially but generally offers a much longer lifespan, improved appearance, and can add value to the property.
if you're considering the conversion, we'd be happy to inspect the existing outbuilding and advise whether the walls and foundations are suitable for supporting a new pitched roof. we can then provide a free, no-obligation quotation for both options so you can compare costs.
kind regards,
sjc roofing ltd
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