Specialist Lead Flashing Repairs
Across Burnley, Lancashire & North West England & Lancashire
Fully insured local sole trader with 25 years' experience and over 100 Google reviews.

Lead flashing acts as the waterproof seal at the critical junctions of your roof where tiles meet vertical surfaces like chimneys or parapet walls. When this material fails due to thermal expansion, heavy storm damage, or natural age-related degradation, water will inevitably find its way into your roof space. If left untreated, this moisture can lead to significant interior wall rot, damp patches on your ceilings, and potential damage to your property's structural timbers. We focus on high-quality installation to ensure your roof remains completely weathertight against the harshest Lancashire weather.

Our approach to roof leadwork begins with a thorough inspection to determine the exact cause of any leaks or cracks. We carefully remove the damaged sections, ensuring the surrounding brickwork or roofing materials are not disturbed. Our team then measures and installs precision-cut lead, ensuring proper overlap and secure fixings that allow for natural movement without compromising the seal. Whether we are installing step flashing for a chimney, apron flashing for a transition, or performing complex lead valley repairs, we use traditional, proven methods that offer the best long-term durability for your home.

Sudden leaks caused by slipped or torn lead can be incredibly stressful, especially during stormy weather. We are fully insured up to £1 million and offer 24/7 emergency callouts for urgent storm damage across Burnley and the surrounding areas. A rapid response is often the difference between a minor repair and significant water damage to your home. If you notice damp patches or active dripping within your loft, do not wait for the situation to worsen. Contact our team immediately to secure your property and prevent further intrusion from the elements.

We pride ourselves on our technical knowledge and compliance with UK building regulations and safety standards. Working at height requires extreme caution, and we use all necessary safety equipment to protect your property and our staff. When working on historic buildings or those in conservation areas, we take extra care to ensure our leadwork matches the existing aesthetic and structural requirements. Our professional approach means you can be confident that all repairs are carried out to the highest trade standards, ensuring your peace of mind and the long-term protection of your property value.