Based in Morpeth, Northumberland

07861 498780
Roofer working on a tiled roof above a brick gable with new metal verge trim

Slate & Tile Roof Repairsin Morpeth & Northumberland

Slipped, cracked or missing slates and tiles replaced before water gets underneath. Free quote, photo report and a warranty of up to 20 years.

  • Available 24/7
  • Warranty up to 20 years
  • 20 years' experience
  • Photo reports
  • Free quotes & surveys

Overview

Slate & Tile Roof Repairs: what it is and when you need it

Roofer working on a tiled roof above a brick gable with new metal verge trim

What it is

Slate and tile repairs replace individual slipped, cracked, broken or missing slates and tiles on a pitched roof, and re-secure the fixings around them. It keeps the roof covering continuous so rain runs off instead of getting in.

Who it's for

Owners of stone terraces, semi-detached and detached homes, and commercial buildings across Newcastle, Morpeth, Bedlington, Ashington and Northumberland, where natural slate and concrete or clay tiles are the most common roof coverings.

When it's needed

Look out for slates or tile pieces on the ground or in gutters, visible gaps in the roof line, a slate hanging lower than the rest, or a damp patch in the loft after rain. High winds are a common trigger.

Why use a professional roofer

Repairing slates without damaging the ones around them takes skill and the right tools. Done badly, one repair can crack three more. Our roofers bring 20 years' experience to the job.

The cost of waiting

What happens if it's ignored

A single slipped slate is a small job. Left alone, it rarely stays small.

Water under the covering

Rain gets behind the slates and onto the underlay and battens, which aren't designed to take it.

Wind uplift

A gap lets wind get under the next rows, so more slates or tiles come loose in the next storm.

Batten and nail failure

Damp battens and corroded nails are why slates slip in the first place; ignoring them means more slips.

Falling slates

Loose slates can slide off onto paths, cars and people below.

Common mistakes to avoid

  • ✕Fixing slates with sealant or adhesive instead of proper fixings.
  • ✕Mixing mismatched slates or tiles that don't lie correctly.
  • ✕Walking on slates without crawl boards, causing more breakages.
  • ✕Ignoring a single slipped slate until winter.

Our process

How we handle slate & tile roof repairs

  1. 1

    Inspection

    We check the area and the surrounding roof, photographing the damage.

  2. 2

    Free quote

    You see the photos and get a clear, no-obligation price.

  3. 3

    Careful removal

    Broken pieces are removed without disturbing sound slates or tiles around them.

  4. 4

    Replace and secure

    Matching slates or tiles are fitted and secured, and any damaged battens or underlay put right.

  5. 5

    Photo report & warranty

    Photos of the finished repair and confirmation of your warranty.

What you get

The benefits, in plain terms

Stop leaks early

Fixing one slate now avoids timber and ceiling damage later.

Matches your roof

Repairs blend in with the existing slates or tiles.

Safer below

No more loose slates waiting to fall.

Proof of work

Photo reports show the repair without you going up a ladder.

Quick call-outs

Available 24/7 when storm damage can't wait.

Warranty-backed

Work backed by a warranty of up to 20 years.

In detail

Slate & Tile Roof Repairs explained

Natural slate roofs

Natural slate is the traditional covering on many older homes across Morpeth, Newcastle and Northumberland. Slates are usually nailed to battens and can slip when nails corrode over time. Individual slates can be replaced using proper slate fixings, keeping the roof intact.

Concrete and clay tiles

Concrete interlocking tiles are common on post-war and newer homes, while clay tiles appear on a range of properties. Tiles crack from impact, frost or age, and can lift in high winds. Replacement tiles are matched to the existing profile so they lock in correctly.

When a repair becomes a re-roof

If slates are slipping all over the roof, it usually means the fixings have reached the end of their life across the whole roof. Our photo report will show this clearly, and we can quote for both options so you can compare. See our new roofs page for more on replacement.

FAQs

Slate & Tile Roof Repairs questions

How much does slate and tile repairs cost in Newcastle or Morpeth?

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Every roof is different, so we don't publish set prices. What we do is come out, survey the roof for free and give you a clear, no-obligation quote with photos of what we found. You know the cost before any work starts, and there's no charge for the visit.

What warranty do you give?

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Our work is backed by a warranty of up to 20 years. We'll confirm the warranty that applies to your specific job in your quote, so you know exactly what's covered before you agree to anything.

Are you available out of hours and at weekends?

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Yes. CJroofing is available 24 hours a day, 7 days a week. If you have a leak at midnight or storm damage on a Sunday, call 07861 498780 and speak to us directly.

Which areas do you cover?

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We're based in Morpeth and cover Newcastle, Morpeth, Blyth, Ashington, Sunderland, Lynemouth, Ellington, Cramlington, Bedlington, Ponteland, Pegswood and the surrounding North East.

Can you match my existing slates or tiles?

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We aim to match the size, colour and profile of your existing slates or tiles so the repair blends in. We'll talk through options at the survey.

Why do slates keep slipping?

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Usually because the nails holding them have corroded over time. When many slates are slipping, it can mean the fixings are failing across the roof.

Is one missing slate really urgent?

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It's a small job, but it lets water and wind in. Fixing it quickly is cheaper than repairing the damage it can cause.

Get those slates fixed before winter

Free quote and photo report. Call any time, 24/7.

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