Roofing Services in Corby

Roof repairs, new roofs and roof replacement for homeowners in Corby — from a single slipped tile to a complete re-roof.

Elgar Roof covers Corby — the steel-era estates that built the town, the older village core around St John's, and the huge modern developments at Priors Hall Park, Little Stanion and beyond. Repairs, replacements, flat roofs, chimneys and roofline.

Two towns, two kinds of roof

Corby is really two housing stocks side by side. The estates built for the steelworks from the 1930s to the 1950s carry roofs now sixty to ninety years old — early concrete tiles and clay tiles over felt that has long since become brittle, with mortar ridges and verges weathered soft. These roofs reward honest inspection: some have years left with modest repairs, others are spending their owners' money on patches that a re-roof would end. The new town-within-a-town is the opposite case — young roofs where the issues are construction-stage defects and storm-lifted tiles, small jobs that matter because leaks in a new home find expensive things to ruin.

What we do in Corby

Roof repairs and leak-finding, re-roofing where the arithmetic supports it, flat roofing, chimneys and leadwork, and fascias, soffits and guttering — including replacing the timber rooflines of the older estates in low-maintenance uPVC.

Quotations

Free, and quickest from photographs: send pictures with your postcode via the contact page. Weighing a repair against a re-roof on an older estate house? Our guide to that decision shows the arithmetic we use.

Common questions

Roofing in Corby — your questions answered

Do you cover Priors Hall Park and the new estates? +
Yes — all of Corby including the new developments, and the villages around the town. Include your postcode with your enquiry and we'll confirm.
Is it worth re-roofing a 1950s estate house? +
Often, yes — these are solid houses whose roofs are simply older than their design life. A re-roof with modern underlay, ventilation and dry-fixed ridges typically outlasts the original and ends the cycle of annual patch repairs. We'll inspect first and tell you honestly if repairs still make sense instead.
A ridge tile came off in the wind — how urgent is that? +
Treat it as urgent-ish: the gap lets wind get under its neighbours and rain reach the ridge timber. It's usually a quick, inexpensive fix — re-bedding or a dry-ridge upgrade — and far cheaper than the follow-on damage of leaving it a season. See the ridge tile repair page.
Need a roofer in Corby?

Send us a few photos of the problem with your postcode — we'll confirm coverage and quote for fixing the cause. Free, no obligation.