Roofing Contractor in Headley Down

HK Roof Care is a roofing contractor in Headley Down, covering the village and the roads around it. Roof repairs, replacements, flat roofing, chimney work and guttering in Headley Down, with emergency call outs answered 24 hours a day.

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Our Services in Headley Down

Roofing contractor work in Headley Down covers everything from a single slipped tile to a full replacement. We repair leaks, renew lead flashing, fit dry ridge and dry verge, and lay flat roofs on extensions and garages. Repairs are often a same day job once we have found where the water is coming in.

Chimney services in Headley Down cover repointing, flaunching, flashing repairs, cowls and removal. Damp on a chimney breast almost always means water is getting into the stack, either through open joints at the top or past failed flashing at the roof line. We check both before quoting any work.

Our gutter cleaning service in Headley Down deals with gutters that fill quickly where trees overhang the house. We clear the runs, flush the downpipes and bag the debris. Leaking joints and loose brackets are refitted, and we will tell you plainly if the run has reached the point of replacing.

About us

Headley Down sits alongside Headley, Arford and Grayshott at the eastern side of the area we cover from Bordon. HK Roof Care has worked on roofs here for 15 years, handling roofing, chimney and gutter work with the same team. Free written quotes and emergency call outs 24 hours a day.

  • 15 years working on roofs in Hampshire

  • Emergency call outs 24 hours a day

  • Free quotes with a clear price up front

  • Roofs, chimneys and gutters by one team

  • Based in Bordon, covering the villages nearby

Frequently Asked Questions

Do you cover Headley Down for emergency call outs?

Yes. Headley Down is inside our normal working area and emergency cover runs 24 hours a day. If a storm has taken tiles off or water is coming through a ceiling, call us. We will make the roof safe and watertight, then come back to finish the repair properly.

How often should I have my roof checked?

Every few years is sensible for most homes, and after any severe storm. A check picks up slipped tiles, cracked mortar and failing flashing before water gets in. It costs far less than repairing a ceiling and roof timbers once a leak has been running for a while.

Can you replace guttering and fascias at the same time?

Yes, and it usually works out cheaper than doing them separately. The guttering has to come off to fit new boards anyway, so one set of access covers both. On a standard house the two together take one to three days depending on size and access.

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