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Roof Repairs in Rathmines
Roof repairs for Rathmines period houses, flat conversions and rental property, with the leak traced before anything is quoted.
- Tall period roofs
- Leak tracing for landlords
- Slates, lead and ridges
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- Open 24 hoursLeaks and roof repairs
- RathminesCovering Co. Dublin
- Homes & businessesResidential and commercial
Repairs on Tall Houses Where the Leak Shows Up Floors Below
Many Rathmines roofs sit on tall Victorian houses, some three storeys over a basement, and plenty are split into flats. When water gets in, it often shows in the top-floor flat first, sometimes well away from where the roof has actually failed.
We trace the route back before we quote. That might lead to a slipped slate on a steep slope, lead lifted behind a parapet, a blocked valley or a cracked ridge tile. Once we have found it, we repair that fault to match the existing roof and leave the rest undisturbed.
For landlords and management companies, the written quote sets out what is wrong and what we propose, so it is easy to share with other owners.

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Roof Leak Repairs in Rathmines
On houses with parapets and valleys, leaks are often hidden from the street. We check the slopes, the valleys, the lead behind parapets and the ridge above the affected flat, then repair the source. If the water is coming through a flat-roofed rear return instead, see our Flat Roofing in Rathmines page.
Lead Flashing & Valley Repairs
Older Rathmines houses rely heavily on lead in valleys behind parapets and in flashings up walls. When it splits or lifts, we strip it back, check the boarding underneath and lay new lead cut to lengths that allow for movement, so it does not crack again in a season.
Dry Ridge, Verge & Hip Repairs
Where ridge tiles have loosened because the mortar bedding has failed, we can refit them on a dry ridge system, held with screws and clips instead of mortar. Verges and hips can be fixed the same way, which suits exposed roofs that keep losing their mortar.

When It Is Time to Call About Roof Repairs
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What the Roof Repair Work Includes
- Tracing the leak to its point of entry
- Replacing slipped, cracked or broken slates
- Swapping broken tiles to match
- Rebedding or refixing loose ridge tiles
- Flashing and abutment repairs
- Clearing and repairing valleys
How Your Roof Repair Job Runs, Step by Step
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Why Choose All Fix Roofing for Roof Repairs in Rathmines?
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What Affects Your Roof Repair Quote?
Each repair in Rathmines is priced after we have seen it.
Access to the Problem
Tall houses often need scaffold or a tower to reach the fault safely, which affects the price.
What Has Failed
A few slates cost less to put right than a lead valley behind a parapet.
Matching Materials
Original slates on older houses can take time to source to match.
Hidden Damage
Rotten battens or boarding found once the area is opened are raised with you before any extra work.
Named Products You Can Check for Yourself
Roof windows, flat roof membranes and roofline we install, from manufacturers whose specifications are published for anyone to read.
Your Roof Repair Questions Answered
Can you repair a roof over several flats?
Why is the leak in the top flat but the roof looks fine from the street?
Will you tell me if the roof needs more than a repair?
How long do repairs take on a tall house?
How do I get a roof repair quote in Rathmines?
Still Have a Question About Your Roof?
Ring, email or call into us and you will get a plain answer.
- Phone, open 24 hours087 477 9677
- Email[email protected]
- Address41 Mountain View Road, Ranelagh, Dublin 6, D06 E7R8
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