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Roofing

Roof survey

Anonymous user 07/08/2026 - 8.00 AM

I want to get an impartial report done on whether my roof needs replacing. I have a small issue when the rain comes in from a particular direction & it's wind driven. Would any building surveyor do this kind of work? Many thanks

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3 Answers

ADR Property Maintenance

Rating: 5 out of 5
Boston
Yes a building surveyor would cover this
Answered7 April 2026
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Slate specialist

Rating: 5 out of 5
Leeds
Any surveyor or roofer
Answered7 April 2026
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Masters roofing and construction

Rating: 5 out of 5
Worthing
Yes, a building surveyor can certainly provide an impartial report. However, I’d recommend making sure they have good experience specifically with roofing, as wind-driven rain can be difficult to diagnose and doesn’t necessarily mean the whole roof needs replacing. An experienced roofer can also carry out a detailed roof inspection, checking the tiles/slates, underfelt or membrane, flashings, valleys, ridges, verges, chimney/abutment details and roof space where accessible. The aim should be to identify the actual entry point and establish whether a localised repair is sufficient or whether the roof has genuinely reached the end of its serviceable life. I regularly carry out roof inspections and written reports for exactly this reason and always explain the findings with photographs and recommended options rather than automatically suggesting replacement. Dean Masters Roofing & Construction Ltd
Answered7 August 2026
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