Harold's Cross is the next district over from Delta Roofing's base in Kimmage, so a call from here is a short one. The older roads have two kinds of roof, steep slate on the terraces and low slate on the cottages, and they fail in different ways. Jordan surveys either for free, from the attic as well as the ladder, and writes down the price before any work.
The same wet ceiling can be one slipped slate or a whole slope whose felt has perished. The repair, and the price, turn on which it is, so the survey settles that first.

When the felt under a low-pitched roof has gone, wind drives rain up under the slates and no number of new slates will stop it. That slope is stripped, the battens checked and replaced where they have rotted, new breathable felt laid, and the slates put back or matched. The other slopes are left alone if their felt is sound.
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On the terraces the slate often outlives the nails. A slipped slate is hooked back and a broken one matched in natural slate. When slates are coming off in every gale, the nails have failed across the slope, and Jordan will tell you that on the survey rather than after the third call-out.
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A terrace chimney stands on the wall between two houses and weathers for both. Soft mortar is raked out and repointed, the capping renewed around the pots, and the lead where the stack meets the slates redone. A brown mark spreading on the chimney breast upstairs usually starts here.
Get a priceSome of these point to the felt, some to the lead and some to the chimney. The survey sorts out which before anything is priced.
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.
No roof is priced over the phone. A cottage repair turns on whether the felt has gone, because a few slates and a stripped slope are very different jobs. A terrace repair turns on the lead, the height and how the roof is reached. Jordan surveys the roof for free, tells you which job you have, and gives you a written price. Hidden rot found once the slates are off is shown to you and priced before he goes on.




Delta Roofing is family-run and based in Kimmage, Dublin 12, which borders Harold's Cross. The business has been going for over 20 years. The photos on this page are Jordan's own jobs, with no customer's house named: a roof opened up to its rotten battens, new slate going down over fresh felt, and a redbrick stack with its capping renewed.
A customer's words from a Google review: "They sent on photos of all their work and looks good. I felt it was a reasonable price." Ring the office Monday to Friday, 9:00 to 18:30, or the mobile, 087 645 9553, any hour if 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 expectWhat tends to come up before a repair is booked.
Because the pitch is low and the rain is driven up under the slates, where only the felt stops it. Once that felt has perished, a storm gets through and a calm day's rain does not. New slates do not fix old felt, so the survey looks at it from inside the attic.
Yes. The slope that is leaking is stripped, felted on new battens and re-slated, and the others are left as they are if their felt is still sound. Jordan tells you if the rest is on its way.
Yes. The work stops where the two roofs meet and your neighbour's slates are left as they are. If the valley or the stack between you needs their agreement, you are told before anything starts.
Tar is a patch and lead is the repair. Tar cracks, the water gets in behind it, and the same mark comes back on the chimney breast. Jordan prices the lead flashing and you decide.
No. The survey is free and there is no obligation. If you ring the mobile with water coming in, it is answered 24 hours.
Ring the office in hours, Monday to Friday, 9:00 to 18:30, or send the form on this page and Jordan will call you back to arrange a time.
A free survey, a written price, and the felt, slate and lead put right by fully qualified roofers from Kimmage.
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Ring the office Monday to Friday, 9:00 to 18:30, or the mobile any time for an emergency.
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