Roof slates are well-suited for various climates, including regions with harsh weather conditions. They are resistant to frost, hail, and fire, making them a popular choice in areas prone to extreme weather.
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How are roofing tiles installed?
Roofing tiles are installed in an overlapping pattern over a solid roof deck or underlayment. The installation process can vary slightly depending on the type of tile used. Generally, we start by preparing the roof deck, installing flashing around roof features, and then laying the tiles from the bottom of […]
Read MoreWhat makes roof slates special compared to other roofing materials?
Slates are known for their unique beauty, longevity, and natural durability. They can last for a century or more with proper maintenance, making them one of the most durable roofing options available. As historical roof restorers, we often use stone and natural slate on traditional roofs throughout the South West […]
Read MoreWhat are roof slates?
Roof slates are stone tiles typically used for roofing purposes. They are cut into thin, flat pieces and installed on the roof to provide a durable and aesthetically pleasing roofing material. Slates are a double lap roofing material. They can be made of stone, metamorphic rock (such as Welsh slates), […]
Read MoreHow long do roofing tiles typically last?
The lifespan of roofing tiles varies depending on the material used.
Read MoreWhat are the advantages of using roofing tiles?
At West Country Tiling we use various roofing tiles, including stone stales, natural slate, clay and lead. See our gallery for how these different roof products look in situ. Roofing tiles have several advantages, such as:
Read MoreWhat different types of roof tiles are there?
There are several types of roofing tiles, including:
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