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Roof Repairs in Wrexham
A North Wales border city area with strong roof repair, painting, tree surgery and garden demand.
Roof Repairs · Wrexham · from £95
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Chester Property & Garden Maintenance provides roof repairs across Wrexham. Slipped tiles, small leaks, ridge tile work, leadwork repairs and storm-damage patch repairs. Homeowners, landlords and small commercial sites all covered.
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Roof Repairs in Wrexham
Wrexham roofs take a beating because we sit higher and more open to the west than Chester, so the wet, windy weather rolling in off the Welsh hills hits first. The housing is a real mix — Victorian and Edwardian terraces around the town centre and Rhosddu, plenty of pebble-dashed inter-war semis, and the big post-war estates like Caia Park, Gwersyllt and Coedpoeth out on higher ground where wind exposure is worst. A lot of the older stock is Welsh slate, and that brings its own jobs: nail-sick slates that slip in the wet, rusted nails letting whole rows go, and tired valley and chimney leadwork. On the estate semis it's more often cracked concrete tiles and lifted ridges after a gale. We mostly get called for slipped slates, leaks tracking down into a bedroom, and storm damage — and catching it early keeps the rain out of the loft before it spreads.

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Useful for slipped tiles, small leaks, ridge issues and weather-related roofline concerns.
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Common jobs here include roof repairs, painting/decorating, tree surgery, gardens, handyman jobs and fencing.
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Send one close-up, one wide roofline photo and a photo of the ground access below the issue.
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Local knowledge
A North Wales border city area with strong roof repair, painting, tree surgery and garden demand.
Fast quote
Send one close-up, one wide roofline photo and a photo of the ground access below the issue.
What we cover
Useful for slipped tiles, small leaks, ridge issues and weather-related roofline concerns.
Small roof repairs in Wrexham for slipped tiles, local leaks, ridge tile faults, minor leadwork and storm damage. Our team assesses the affected area and explains the repair, access and any need for further investigation.
For Wrexham bookings, we confirm the job, access and visit date before you commit.
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In Wrexham, roof repairs start from £95. The exact figure depends on the size of the job, access and condition, and we confirm it from a few photos before anything is booked, so there are no surprises. The quote is free.
Chester Property & Garden Maintenance (CPAGM) covers Wrexham from our base in Chester. We are a fully insured local team rated 5.0 from 34 Google reviews, with published prices and photo-led quotes. Send a few photos on WhatsApp or through the quote form and we come back with a price.
On a lot of Wrexham's older terraces the slates are fine but the nails have rusted through, which is why they keep slipping in ones and twos. We can refix individual slates, but if whole rows are letting go it's usually nail-sickness across the roof. We'll tell you honestly which it is so you're not paying to patch a roof that needs a bigger plan.
Yes. Those higher spots catch the worst of the wind off the hills, so lifted ridges and cracked tiles after a gale are common up there. Send your postcode and a couple of photos and we'll confirm we can get to you and what the job involves.
Worth acting on quickly. A leak tracking into a Wrexham bedroom usually means a slipped slate or failed flashing letting water into the loft, and the longer it runs the further the damp spreads through the timbers and plaster. Getting it looked at and made watertight early keeps a small repair from turning into a big one.
We match as closely as we can. A lot of Wrexham's terraces are original Welsh slate, so we use reclaimed or close-matched slates and a small refixed area blends in rather than standing out. If a whole section needs redoing we'll talk through the options after a look so it still looks right.
We treat storm damage as a priority, because an open roof lets water straight into the loft. On the exposed higher ground round Coedpoeth and Gwersyllt gales lift ridges and crack tiles regularly, so we aim to get out promptly, make it safe and watertight first, then sort the permanent repair once we've seen the full extent.
Usually, yes. Two or three photos that show the whole job and the access are normally enough for a firm price. Larger or access-sensitive work may need a short visit first, and we will say so.
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With us, a small roof repair starts from £150 once the source is found, a slipped-tile repair from £95, and a storm-damage inspection and report from £95. Where the leak is, the access and any leadwork set the final price.
A slipped or broken tile repair starts from £95 with us, refixing the tile or replacing it where a match is available. Several tiles or a hard-to-reach spot cost more.
Most leaks come from one fault, such as a slipped tile, cracked flashing, failed ridge mortar or a blocked valley, and can be repaired. We don't fit new roofs, so our advice on whether a repair is worth it is impartial.
Move valuables away from any drip, take photos for your insurer and don't climb up to look. A storm-damage inspection with photos and a written report, from £95, gives your insurer the evidence they need.
Not always. A low or single-storey roof can often be reached safely with ladders or a small tower. A two- or three-storey house, a steep pitch or work over a conservatory usually needs a tower or edge protection, which is priced in before we start.