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A pale contemporary house with a dark tiled gable under a late sky.

Local roofing

A straight ridge. A quiet house.

Roofus builds and repairs roofs. The line sits true, and the rest of the house is left alone.

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The work is the line of the roof.

One house at a time. The ridge should look decided, and the garden should look untouched when the crew leaves.

See the work

A pale contemporary house with a dark tiled gable, seen from the street in late light.
01 Street gable Pitched roof
A pale brick courtyard house with a flat roof, a single tree, and tall black windows.
02 Court parapet Flat roof
An old pitched roof with moss along the ridge and a few slipped clay tiles.
03 Lane slope Strip and retile

The order of the work.

  1. 01

    Walk

    We get on the roof, or as close as it allows, and say what we can actually see.

  2. 02

    Scope

    A short note. What stays, what goes, and what the water is doing.

  3. 03

    Make

    The crew does the roof and leaves the garden as it was.

  4. 04

    After rain

    We look again once the weather has had a say.

Terracotta roof tiles running up to a metal ridge against a flat grey sky.

The ridge is the drawing. Everything else keeps the water moving.

Worn, then finished.

A roof rarely fails in the middle of a perfect slope. It fails where a line has been allowed to drift.

A finished pitched roof in straight courses of clay tile. A worn pitched roof with moss on the ridge and slipped tiles. Worn Finished

Two roofs, not one house photographed twice. One has lost its lines. The other has had them set straight.

A low house at dusk, the roof a dark horizontal line, one room lit, the road wet.

When the light goes, the roof is the line that remains.

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