All Pro Contractors Ltd · Milton Keynes and 30 miles around itallprocontractorsltd@gmail.com
Grey interlocking tiles going on over orange membrane
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Tiled roofing in Milton Keynes

Most of Milton Keynes is tiled, so tiled roofing in Milton Keynes is the job we do more than any other, from single slipped tiles to full re-tiles.

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Re-tiling

The old covering comes off, timbers get checked, and the roof is rebuilt with new battens, membrane and tile. Where the existing tiles are sound and you want to keep them, we strip, re-batten and re-lay the originals, which cuts the cost of the job. Here is a tiled re-roof from start to finish, old concrete tiles off and new grey interlocking tiles on.

Yellow battens over grey membrane on a re-roof

Dry ridge and dry verge

Mortar ridges crack, let water in and blow off in a gale. We fix ridge and hip tiles mechanically with a dry system that is ventilated and does not rely on sand and cement holding for twenty years.

Roof stripped to the rafters beside a dormer

Tile repairs

Slipped, cracked and missing tiles replaced like for like, valleys cleared and re-laid, and the flashing checked while we are up there, because the tile is rarely the only thing that has gone.

Scaffolded cottage with a roof repair under way

What is included

  • Interlocking, plain and clay tile
  • Full re-tile or re-lay your existing tiles
  • New treated battens and breathable membrane
  • Dry ridge and dry verge systems
  • Slipped and cracked tile repairs
  • Guarantee terms in writing

How a tiled roof is laid

  1. Strip. Old tiles, battens and felt removed and lowered to a skip.
  2. Timber check. Rafters checked and any rot cut out.
  3. Membrane. Breathable membrane run from the eaves to the ridge, lapped and fixed.
  4. Battens. Treated battens set to the gauge of the tile, fixed into every rafter.
  5. Tiling. Tiles laid and clipped course by course, cut neatly at valleys, chimneys and verges.
  6. Ridge. Dry ridge and dry verge fitted and the roof photographed.
  7. Valleys and abutments. Valleys formed in lead or a valley liner and soakers fitted where the roof meets a wall, before the tiles are cut in around them.

Signs your tiled roof needs attention

  • Slipped or cracked tiles
  • Concrete tiles worn and porous on the surface
  • Moss rooted in the laps
  • Mortar falling off the ridge or verge
  • Torn felt visible at the eaves
  • Water in the loft after wind-driven rain

Tile choices

  • Concrete interlocking: Most common across Milton Keynes. Quick to lay and good value.
  • Plain concrete or clay: Small double-lap tiles for traditional houses.
  • Pantile: Single-lap clay or concrete with a wave profile, often on older cottages and outbuildings.
  • Re-used tiles: Sound existing tiles stripped, stacked on the scaffold and relaid on new battens and membrane, which keeps the look of the street and saves on material.

How long it takes

A full re-tile on a semi is around a working week. Tile repairs are often a few hours.

What affects the price

  • Tile chosen
  • Roof size and shape
  • Timber repairs
  • Scaffold

See our roof replacement cost page for typical ranges.

Aftercare

Clear moss early, keep gutters free and look at the ridge line once a year.

Photographs from our own jobs

Real work, photographed on site by our team. Tap a photograph to see the job it came from.

Recent work

Real jobs, photographed on site. No stock photography anywhere on this website.

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What our customers say

Verbatim from our TrustATrader profile, which has 60 reviews at 4.94 out of 5.

5.0/5
Denis was friendly and professional, clearly explaining the work. The new insulated roof, fascias, and guttering look incredible. The team were efficient and respectful throughout. Highly recommend All Pro Roofing & Guttering.
LeoTrustATrader · October 2025
5.0/5
Always on time polite and very informative keeping me up to date with videos of the work taking place. I would definitely use them again.
AlistairTrustATrader · May 2025
5.0/5
Had a gutter fall off overnight with all the heavy wind! Popped over and fixed with no fuss, happy customer.
Thomas HealTrustATrader · April 2025

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How it works

  1. Tell Denis about the jobYour postcode and what needs doing, by phone or through the form.
  2. He looks at it properlyOn the roof or in the garden, not a guess from the pavement.
  3. You see the photographsPictures of what is actually wrong, sent to you.
  4. Fixed written priceOne figure, in writing, that does not move once we start.

Common questions

Can you match my existing tiles?

Usually. Bring us a spare from the loft or we will take one off the roof and match it at the merchant. On discontinued patterns we will show you the nearest match before ordering.

What is dry ridge?

A mechanically fixed ridge that clamps each ridge tile to a batten with screws and a ventilated roll, instead of bedding it in mortar. It is what building regulations expect on new work now.

How many slipped tiles before I should worry?

One is a repair. A handful in the same storm is usually nail fatigue or failed clips and is worth a proper look, because more will follow.

Are concrete tiles worse than clay?

Not worse, different. Concrete is heavier and lower cost, clay lasts longer and suits period houses. We fit both.

Do new tiles need to be clipped?

Yes. Current fixing standards require tiles to be mechanically fixed against wind uplift, which is how we lay every new roof.

How long does a tiled roof last?

Concrete tiles laid on new battens and breathable membrane last for decades, and clay longer. The battens, felt and fixings are what usually fail first, which is why we renew them on every re-tile.

Recent jobs like this

Finished work in our gallery, photographed by our team from start to finish.

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