New Roofs in Weybridge, Surrey & Hampshire

Delmere Projects Ltd installs new tiled roofs across Weybridge and the surrounding Surrey and Hampshire area, all quoted in writing before work begins.

New Roofs in Weybridge, Surrey & Hampshire

A new roof, also called a full re-roof, means removing the existing roof covering completely and replacing it, rather than repairing individual sections. It’s usually needed when a roof has reached the end of its working life, has sustained widespread damage, or is being replaced as part of a larger extension or renovation project.

Delmere Projects Ltd installs new tiled roofs across Weybridge and the surrounding Surrey and Hampshire area, including Chobham, Esher, Staines-upon-Thames, Windsor and Woking. Clay tiles are used as the default specification, with concrete tiles offered as an alternative depending on budget and the existing roof structure. Every new roof is surveyed and quoted in writing before any work begins.

Clay Tile Roofs

Clay tiles are Delmere’s default specification for new roofs, chosen for their appearance and long-term weathering rather than for being the cheaper option. Clay holds colour well over time and is available in a range of profiles, allowing a new roof to match the character of period properties or complement a more contemporary design. Matching the tile colour and profile to neighbouring roofs is often part of the specification, particularly on projects close to existing properties in the same street or development.

Concrete Tile Roofs 

Concrete tiles are offered as an alternative where budget, roof pitch, or the scale of the project makes them the better fit. They are heavier and typically less expensive than clay, and remain a durable option for a full re-roof.

Roof Structure and Timberwork

A new roof is not only about the visible tiles. Delmere inspects and, where needed, replaces roof timbers, battens and underlay as part of the installation, since a new tile covering laid over a compromised structure will not perform as it should.

Underlay, Insulation and Building Regulations 

A new roof also includes replacing the underlay (or roofing felt) with a modern breathable membrane, which affects how well the roof performs against wind-driven rain and condensation. Where a new roof is combined with loft insulation upgrades or a loft conversion, work is planned to meet current building regulations rather than simply replacing the tiles like-for-like.

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New Roof Installation Services

New roof installation with Delmere covers the material choice, structure and detailing that go into a complete re-roof:
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Before recommending a full re-roof, Delmere carries out a drone survey to get a clear, close-up view of the existing roof structure and condition, without needing scaffolding just to assess the job. That inspection informs the written quote homeowners receive before any work is booked in, covering materials, labour and timeframe in full.

Delmere Projects Ltd is a family-run, fully insured business based in Weybridge, serving the town and the surrounding Surrey and Hampshire area. Director Daniel Cossette has spent more than 36 years working on residential roofing and construction, and director Mel Morgan coordinates every project from first enquiry through to completion.

What to Expect

What Happens When You Order a New Roof Installation

Getting a new roof underway starts with a call or enquiry describing the project, whether that’s a full re-roof, a new roof over an extension, or as part of a loft conversion. Delmere carries out a site visit and drone survey to assess the existing roof and structure, then talks through tile options, including the choice between clay and concrete.

Once the specification is agreed, you receive a detailed written quote covering materials, labour and timeframe before anything is booked in. Installation follows, from stripping the existing roof through to fitting new timbers, underlay, tiles, leadwork and guttering, with a final check to confirm the new roof is complete before the job is signed off.

How It Works

From free survey to finished room.

1

Free site survey

A senior tradesman visits, has a proper look, and talks through what's realistic before anything's agreed.
2

Written, itemised quote

Every cost set out line by line, usually with you within a week. No pressure to sign there and then.
3

Work carried out

Agreed start date, regular updates, and a site manager on hand for the full length of the job.
4

Sign-off and guarantee

Final walkthrough together, site cleared, and your written guarantee handed over before we leave.
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New Roofs FAQs

Cost, planning and what to expect.

If a roof has widespread damage, is at the end of its working life, or repairs would only be a short-term fix, a full re-roof is usually the better option. Delmere assesses this during a site visit before recommending either a repair or a new roof.

Clay tiles are Delmere's default recommendation for their appearance and long-term weathering, while concrete tiles offer a lower-cost alternative that still performs well. The right choice depends on budget, roof pitch and the look of neighbouring properties.

Yes. Delmere installs new roofs across Weybridge and the wider Surrey and Hampshire area, including Chobham, Esher, Staines-upon-Thames, Windsor and Woking, working on both full re-roofs and new roofs on extensions.

Yes. Delmere fits new roofs as part of extension and loft conversion projects, coordinating the roofing work with the wider build rather than treating it as a separate job.

In many cases, yes. Delmere selects tile colour and profile to match or complement neighbouring roofs where that's part of the brief, particularly on projects close to existing properties in the same street.