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Pitched roofing · Central Scotland
Slate & Tile Roofing
OnPoint RoofCare provides pitched roofing across Lanarkshire, Glasgow and Central Scotland, with careful roof checks, suitable materials and a clear explanation of the work before booking.
- Repair considered before replacement
- Written quote before you decide
- Roof photographs welcome
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Pitched roofing gallery
Slate and Tile Roofing Work
These images show relevant roof layers, inspection points and finished details. Representative images are used for explanation and are not presented as named local projects.
Natural slatePitched roofing work from inspection and preparation through to the finished detail
Clay tilesPitched roofing work from inspection and preparation through to the finished detail
Concrete tilesPitched roofing work from inspection and preparation through to the finished detail
Repaired valleyPitched roofing work from inspection and preparation through to the finished detail
OnPoint on site
See Our Roofing Work in Action
Watch short videos from recent roofing jobs, including roofline work, a full re-roof, leadwork and timber preparation.
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Cast Iron Gutter & Roofline Replacement
Lenzie
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Full Housing Estate Re-Roof & Flat Roofs
Fort William
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Lead Valley & Roof Light Replacement
Cathcart
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Roof Strip-Down & Timber Rafter Prep
On site
Real work by OnPoint RoofCare · Tap any video to play with sound
Clear cover, in writing
A written warranty for your new roof
Your completed certificate records the property, work, completion date and applicable warranty. Read the sample terms below.
Complete tiled & slate roofs
For complete new tiled and slate roof installations. Covers qualifying workmanship defects under the certificate terms.
uPVC exterior installations
For qualifying fascia, soffit, gutter, downpipe, bargeboard and cladding installations. The warranty period is agreed for the work.
Sample blank certificates. Cover is subject to the stated terms, including exclusions for storm damage, severe weather and other listed causes. We confirm any applicable cover with your quote.
Pitched roofing explained
Slate and tile roofing for Scottish homes
Slate and tiled roofs need suitable materials, secure fixings and correctly formed ridges, hips, valleys and verges. The repair method depends on the covering and its wider condition.
Suitable roof and property types
Natural slate roofs Fibre-cement slate roofs Concrete roof tiles Clay roof tilesProblems to look for
Common Slate and Tile Roofing Problems
You do not need to know the roofing term. Start with the sign you can see and tell us when it appeared.
Slipped Roof Slate
A moved natural or fibre-cement slate leaves a gap that can expose the underlay to wind-driven rain.
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Cracked Roof Tile
A split clay or concrete tile can allow water below the main roof covering.
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Loose Ridge Tile or Mortar
Movement along a mortar-bedded or dry ridge can worsen during strong wind and heavy rain.
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Failed Lead-Lined Roof Valley
Valleys carry concentrated rainwater and need sound lining and secure surrounding slates or tiles.
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Damaged Roof Verge
Loose edge tiles, missing mortar or failed dry-verge details can expose the roof to wind-driven rain.
Send a photo of this problem →Can You See One of These Roofing Problems?Send us a photograph of the damaged area. We can review what you have noticed and arrange a roof check if needed.
What is included
Slate Roof Repairs and Tile Roof Repairs
We confirm the recommended work after checking the roof, access and surrounding details.
- 01Matching replacement slates or roof tiles by material, size, thickness and profile
- 02Repairing slipped slates, cracked tiles and local fixing failures
- 03Renewing larger roof slopes where the covering has deteriorated
- 04Forming secure ridge, hip, verge and lead-lined valley details
- 05Checking roofing underlay, battens and sarking exposed during the work
Before we quote
What Our Roofers Check Before Starting Work
We check the part that looks damaged and the nearby roof details that may be causing or worsening the problem.
01Nails, Hooks, Clips and Battens
Repeated slipping may point to nail fatigue, corroded fixings or wider timber-batten problems.
02Matching Slate or Tile
Material, size, profile, colour, thickness and weathering are considered before replacements are chosen.
03Roof Pitch and Weather Exposure
Roof angle, orientation and local wind exposure affect material choice and fixing method.
04Ridges, Hips and Valleys
The lines where roof slopes meet need secure coverings, sound mortar or dry-fix components and watertight leadwork.
Roofing knowledge
How Replacement Slates and Tiles Are Matched
A replacement should suit the existing roof rather than simply look similar from the ground. The material, dimensions, profile, headlap and fixing method all matter.
- Identify natural slate, fibre-cement slate, clay or concrete tile
- Check length, width, thickness and tile profile
- Consider colour and weathering of the existing covering
- Use nails, hooks or clips suited to the material and exposure
- Confirm the roof pitch is suitable for the chosen covering
Specialist services
More Help for This Type of Roof
Choose the option that best matches the material or roof problem you can see. Each page explains the warning signs, checks and next steps.
Local pitched roofing service
Slate and Tile Roofing Across Motherwell
We cover Motherwell, Hamilton, Wishaw, Bellshill, Airdrie, Coatbridge, East Kilbride, Glasgow and nearby areas. Send your postcode and we will confirm coverage.
View all areas covered →Tell us the problem
Describe the roof and send a safe photo if possible.
Arrange a roof check
We look at the fault, nearby details and access.
Get your quote
The recommended work is set out clearly.
Pitched roofing FAQs
Slate and Tile Roofing Questions
These answers explain common questions before you request a quote.
Can you see a roofing problem?● Send us a photo
Can individual broken slates or tiles be replaced?+
Yes, when damage is limited and the surrounding covering and fixings remain sound. Repeated slipping or breakage may indicate a wider problem.
Can a replacement tile be matched to an old roof?+
A close match is often possible, but the profile and interlock matter as much as colour. Weathering means a replacement may look different at first.
Why do roof slates keep slipping?+
Broken slates, nail fatigue, fixing failure or deteriorated battens can all cause slippage. Frequent slips across one slope may need broader investigation.
What is the difference between natural and fibre-cement slate?+
Natural slate is stone with natural variation. Fibre-cement slate is manufactured, lighter and more regular. Each has different fixing and detailing requirements.
Can damaged ridge tiles and valleys be repaired?+
Local ridge, hip and valley problems can often be repaired when the surrounding roof is sound. The join and nearby underlay should also be checked.
Will you check the roofing underlay and battens?+
Where they are safely accessible or exposed during work, their condition can be checked. Hidden layers cannot always be fully assessed beforehand.
Do slate and tile repairs require scaffolding?+
Access depends on roof height, pitch, location of the fault and ground conditions. Suitable safe access is confirmed before work begins.