Why customers call us for roof repairs
EPDM flat roof know-how
We trace flat roof leaks carefully and recommend repair, overlay or replacement honestly.
Matched repairs where possible
We aim to match existing concrete tiles or slate for a neat repair that blends in well.
More than the roof covering
We check ridges, flashing and guttering too, because leaks often start around the details.
Finding the real source of your roof leak
A leak rarely tells you the full story. We start by checking whether the problem comes from slipped concrete tiles, broken slates, storm damage, worn areas, failing ridge mortar or poor water handling at the roofline. At Spencer Roofing Services in Barnsley, we explain what we find in plain English and repair the fault that is actually letting water in, not just the mark it leaves indoors.
Repairs that suit the roof, not guesswork
Flat roofs need a different approach, and we specialise in EPDM rubber roofing when tracing leaks and planning the right fix. We can carry out a localised repair where the issue is limited, but if edges, junctions or the wider covering have started to fail, we'll tell you when an overlay or full replacement is the smarter long-term option. Spencer Roofing Services also repairs ridge lines, flashing, fascias, soffits and guttering, helping you sort gutters and above in one go.
Frequently asked questions
What roof problems do we repair most often?
We regularly repair slipped or broken concrete tiles, missing or damaged slates, weather damage, failing ridge mortar, flashing faults and general wear that leads to leaks. We also check gutters, fascias and soffits, because overflowing water can look like a roof failure.
Can a flat roof leak be repaired without replacing it?
Yes, if the problem is local and the rest of the roof is still sound, we can often carry out a targeted repair. We specialise in EPDM rubber roofing, so we know what to look for around seams, edges and junctions before advising if a repair, overlay or replacement is best.
How do we know if the leak is from flashing or ridge lines?
Leaks near chimneys, abutments or wall junctions often point to flashing problems, while loose ridge mortar can let in water and leave the roof open to wind damage. We inspect these areas closely and carry out repairs that restore a watertight finish without trapping moisture.