By the harbour the roofs are Victorian slate, on terraces and squares like Crosthwaite Park and Royal Terrace. Up the hill in Glenageary and Sallynoggin they are mid-century semis with tile.
Near the seafront, around Crosthwaite Park, Royal Terrace, Clarinda Park and the streets behind George's Street, the houses are Victorian terraces with steep slate roofs, parapet gutters and tall chimneys. Up the hill the housing turns to 1930s to 1950s semis with hipped tile roofs, and Monkstown Farm has terraces of cottages. Salt air off the harbour is what the older Dún Laoghaire roofs share: iron gutters, steel nails and fixings corrode faster here than further inland.
Every job starts with a free survey of the roof and a clear price from Jordan.
Jordan looks at the whole roof, from above with a drone where it helps, so the price is based on what is actually there.
A written price before any work starts. If hidden damage turns up, Jordan shows you and prices it before going further.
Fully qualified roofers, proper materials, and the site left clean when the job is done.
Delta Roofing also works along the coast in Monkstown and Sandycove.
Ring 01 514 3697 in office hours, or the mobile, 087 645 9553, any time water is coming in.





Storm damage, a slipped slate, a leak over the bed. The mobile is answered 24 hours, so ring it first.
Emergency roof repairs, what to expectA free survey, a clear price from Jordan, and a fully qualified crew to do the work.
Ring, or send the form and Jordan will call you back.
Ring the office Monday to Friday, 9:00 to 18:30, or the mobile any time for an emergency.
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