Temporary roofs that keep the rain out
When a roof is stripped and rebuilt, a temporary roof keeps the house dry. We design and build scaffold roofs with sheeted sides for houses and small commercial buildings.
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A temporary roof is a set of scaffold beams spanning the building, covered with sheeting, sitting on a full scaffold around the walls. It is always designed by an engineer, because it has to stand up to wind loads.
We use it for full re-roofs, for fire and storm damage, and for listed buildings where the roof has to be repaired slowly and by hand.
What's included
For wind and snow loads, with drawings at handover.
So the work underneath can continue in the rain.
Built quickly to protect a damaged house.
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Straight answers on price, licences, hire periods and safety. If your question is not here, call the office.
Do I need a temporary roof for a re-roof?
Not always. For a quick re-roof in summer, many roofers work under sheets. For longer jobs, in winter, or where ceilings are exposed, a temporary roof is the safer choice.
Will my insurer pay for a temporary roof after storm damage?
Often, yes. We send a written quote and photographs that you can pass to your insurer.
Get a free quote
Call the office, or send the address and a photo of the house, and we will call you back with a price.
01632 960 458We reply within one working hour, Monday to Saturday.
Monday to Friday 7:00–17:00
Saturday 7:00–12:00