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Leadwork in Bromsgrove

Lead flashings around chimneys, walls and dormers in Bromsgrove replaced with new sheet lead, dressed to shed rain onto the tiles.

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Bromsgrove, Worcestershire

Lead Flashings Replaced

Flashings in Bromsgrove that have been smeared with sealant or tape are usually hiding lead that has already failed. Regent Roofing takes out the failed lead and fits new flashings, soakers or valley linings, each one dressed tight to the tiles and brickwork.

If you live in Bromsgrove or nearby Redditch, Droitwich Spa and Kidderminster, call with your postcode and a description of where the damp shows.

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New lead flashing dressed into a roof
Stepped lead flashing where a slate roof meets a chimney
Lead flashing renewed beside a chimney on a tiled roof
Why Choose Us

Why Choose Regent for Leadwork

In Bromsgrove, every flashing is cut and dressed on site to the junction it covers, so rain is carried onto the tiles rather than behind them.

Lead work dressed around a roof detail

Dressed to Fit the Roof

Each flashing is shaped on site to the tiles and brickwork it meets, so there are no gaps for rain to blow into.

No Sealant Shortcuts

Failed lead is replaced with new sheet lead rather than covered over with mastic or flashing tape.

Chimney Junctions

Flashings, soakers and back gutters around a stack are renewed together as one watertight set.

Tiles Made Good

Tiles lifted to reach the soakers or valley are refixed or replaced to match the rest of the roof.

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How It Works

How Leadwork Is Replaced

The main stages of renewing lead on a roof, from finding the failed joint to the final inspection.

01

Describe the Leak

Call 0800 151 2875 with your postcode and where the damp shows; a photo of the junction helps too.

02

Check the Junction

The lead, mortar joints and tiles around the leak are checked to find exactly where it has failed.

03

Your Leadwork Quote

You receive a price for the new lead needed, including any tiles to lift and joints to repoint.

04

Fit New Lead

The old lead comes out and new flashings, soakers or linings are dressed in, wedged and pointed.

05

Final Check

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

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FAQs

Bromsgrove FAQs

Do You Cover Bromsgrove?

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

How Do I Get a Quote for Leadwork in Bromsgrove?

Ring 0800 151 2875 or email info@regent-roofing.co.uk, giving your postcode and what needs doing. The roof is seen in person before any price is given.

What Is the Difference Between Step & Apron Flashing?

Step flashing runs up the sloping sides of a chimney or wall in a series of steps, each tucked into a mortar joint. Apron flashing is a single piece across the lower face of the stack, dressed down over the tiles. Most chimneys need both, along with soakers under the tiles at the sides.

What Are Lead Soakers?

Soakers are small pieces of lead slipped in between each course of tiles where a slope meets a wall or chimney, with the step flashing covering them from above. If soakers are missing or worn through, water runs down beside the tiles even when the flashing looks fine.

Can Lead Flashing Be Repaired with Sealant?

Sealant or flashing tape can hold back water for a short time, but it cracks and peels as the lead moves with the weather. Where flashing has split or lifted, replacing it with new lead is the lasting answer.

Why Is My Roof Valley Leaking?

A lead valley can split along its length, or lengths laid too long can pull apart as they expand and contract. Leaves and moss collecting in the valley also push water up under the tiles. Relining it in new lead stops the leak where it starts.
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