Raising the roof on restoration
At BELFOR UK, we’re always looking for new ways to strengthen the support we provide to our clients, especially when they’re facing the stress and disruption that come with property damage. This commitment to continuous improvement is what led us to expand our restoration portfolio with a dedicated roofing division, giving our customers an even more seamless, end‑to‑end recovery experience.
For years, clients have relied on us to restore their properties quickly and to the highest standard when disaster strikes. Bringing roofing expertise directly into our service offering builds on that trust. It allows us to reduce downtime, simplify the claims process, and ensure every stage of recovery is handled by a team that understands the full picture.
Whether the damage affects a commercial site or a domestic property, and whether the roof is flat or pitched, we can now manage the entire journey from initial assessment through to final repair. Working closely with our trusted supply chain partners, we oversee each step with the same precision, care, and urgency that define all BELFOR UK services.
Our new roofing capability includes but is not limited to:
- Drone and photographic surveys – advanced technology for precise inspections.
- Detailed reports and quotes – full documentation ahead of repair work.
- Mitigation measures – immediate steps to prevent further damage while scopes are approved.
Expanding into roofing is a natural next step for us. It means we can stay with our clients from the moment damage is discovered, right through to the final fix. No handovers, no juggling multiple contractors, just a smoother, more joined‑up experience when people need it most. It’s about giving customers confidence that everything is being handled by a team that knows their property, understands their situation, and is committed to getting them back on their feet quickly and safely.
If you’d like to learn more about how our roofing division can support your organisation, our team is ready to help.
