Roofer in Lancing

Lancing sits between Worthing and Shoreham-by-Sea, with housing predominantly from the 1930s expansion era. Rows of semi-detached houses with concrete tile roofs form the backbone of Lancing’s housing stock, alongside some Victorian properties near the old village centre and newer builds on the outskirts.

Many of Lancing’s 1930s roofs are now 90+ years old. Original concrete tiles become porous over time, allowing water penetration even when tiles aren’t visibly cracked. We regularly survey Lancing roofs and recommend whether repair or full re-tiling makes better financial sense. The flat-roofed garages attached to many semis are another common issue — original felt roofs failing after decades of service.

Lancing is right next to Worthing, making it one of our quickest response areas. We’ve worked on streets throughout North and South Lancing and know the typical issues these properties face.