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Marks Brothers Roofing Ltd

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About from company website

Marks Brothers Roofing is a long-established, family-run roofing contractor based in Exeter, with a history dating back to 1959. Now in its second and third generation of family members, the company prides itself on maintaining a strong reputation for high-quality workmanship, reliability, and professionalism. We offer a comprehensive range of roofing services, including slating, tiling, leadwork, leadwelding, re-roofing, new roofs, cedar shingles, flat roofing, Velux windows, roofing repairs, UPVC fascia boards and guttering, and chimney repairs.

Our team possesses a combined 40 years of roofing experience, ensuring that every job, regardless of size, is completed to the highest standards. Our services extend to general maintenance, encompassing carpentry works such as door hanging, skirting, studwork, flooring, and repairs, as well as pointing and bricklaying. We are experienced with all types of flat roofing, using modern materials for a safe and attractive finish, and are fully experienced in all aspects of UPVC fascia boards, guttering, and soffits.

We also undertake all types of roofing repairs and storm damage, including broken tiles, leaking gutters, lead work, and timber repairs.

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Project experience from company website

SIPS panel house roof

Exmoor in Devon

Newly built SIPS panel house which we over felted in Tyvek breather membrane, counter battened and battened and slated using a quality Spanish slate.

Re-roofing project in Budleigh Salterton

Budleigh Salterton

The old roof was stripped covered with Tyvek breather membrane and treated battens. The roof was covered with concrete double roman tiles and finished with cocks comb crested ridges to help deter the seagulls.

Re-roofing project in Topsham

Topsham

The old roof was stripped covered with Tyvek breather membrane, treated battens and finished with Brazilian natural slate. The rear chimney was removed lead trays made and the chimney re-built in new brick. The existing timber dormer window was removed and replaced with a new hardwood window from Exeter bench Joiners.

Re-roofing project in Budleigh Salterton with flat roof lanterns

Budleigh Salterton

The old roof was stripped of the existing tiles and battens, insulation upgraded and recovered using Tyvek breather membrane, graded timber battens and new Marley clay plain tiles and clay ridge. One chimney was rebuilt, fascia's and barge boards re-painted and new Upvc Bret martin cast iron replica downpipes and hoppers. The large lead flat roof was stripped and main timberwork altered to take two large roof lanterns to bring light into the kitchen. The roof was then over boarded and covered with EPDM with new perimeter lead flashing and parapet walls re-rendered.

Roofing project near Bovey Tracey

near Bovey Tracey

The structure was built by the client we then waterproofed using Tyvek vapour permeable membrane and battened using 25mm x 50mm gold batten. The roof was slated in Spanish natural slate to match the existing house with lead fixed and bossed to timber rolls to the hips and ridge. The internal flat roof was decked with 18mm ply then 150mm insulation cut and layed and another layer of 18mm ply fixed through the insulation into the base decking. Parapet outlets were installed through the parapets which required us to weld bespoke lead outlets to waterproof over the slated roof. The flat roof was finished by adhering EPDM to the deck and upstands in one piece.

Roofing project in Wimple near Exeter

Wimple near Exeter

The roof was firstly felted using Tyvek breather membrane then battened using blue treated batten. The slate covering was Brazilian slate in a Grey/Green colour. A low pitch area to the rear required us to use permavent easy slate strips to provide adequate lap. The dormer flat roof was finished in a neat EPDM membrane.

Roofing project on a barn in Farringdon near Exeter

Farringdon near Exeter

We striped the roof and made repairs to rafters and wall plates. We felted using Tyvek Vapour permeable breather felt and fixed treated battens. We relayed the salvaged pan and double roman clay tiles and sourced additional tiles to make up for breakages. The salvaged clay ridges were re-fixed using a dry-fix ridge system and new treated fascia boards and barge boards to the gable end.

Roofing project near Chagford in Devon

near Chagford in Devon

The garage was constructed by a builder Phil Bastin of Dunsford in Douglas fir and oak. We battened the roof and slated using 250mm x 500mm natural slates. Roofing felt was omitted from the roof to create a rustic look internally. The roof was then finished with timber rolls to the hips and ridge line with lead dressed and formed to create a stunning finish.

Client · Phil Bastin

Roofing project in St Thomas area of Exeter

St Thomas area of Exeter

A new roof, firewalls rendered and chimney lowered and capped off. We also installed new Upvc windows to the upstairs bedroom and repainted the decorative areas to the front of the house.

Roofing project at The Oak Barn

rural Devon

A stunning wedding venue on a stunning timber frame building. The roof was covered with Tyvek vapour permeable breather felt and battened to take diminishing courses of natural slate. The natural slates used where delabole Cornish slates and where of random width and diminished in length as the courses ran up the roof from 24 inches at the eaves to 10 inches at the ridge line. Lead was used at ridge level dressed over a timber mop stick. The windows used here where of Cast Iron construction to meet conservation requirements.

Roofing project in Exeter with solar panels

Exeter

We removed the existing concrete tiles, re-felted and battened. We renewed the fascia boards, soffits and gutter in white Upvc. The gable ends were re-clad using Cedral cladding. The roof was re-tiled using concrete tiles with cloak verge tiles and dry-fix ridges to provide a maintenance free finish. The solar panels were expertly installed by sun gift solar, which we then tiled around to provide a neat and weather tight finish.

Re-roofing project in Sidmouth

Sidmouth

We removed the existing slate covering and insulated the sloping ceiling sections and flat loft area. The roof was then felted, battened and slated using man-made slates. The ridges are dry-fixed concrete ridges. We then carried out repairs to the external render and repainted the house and chimney.

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Questions about Marks Brothers Roofing Ltd from the record on this page

What does Marks Brothers Roofing Ltd do?

Marks Brothers Roofing is a family-run roofing contractor in Exeter, established in 1959. We offer a wide range of roofing services including slating, tiling, leadwork, flat roofing, and repairs. Their listed services include Roofing, Waterproofing, Cladding, Windows & doors and Carpentry & joinery.

Where is Marks Brothers Roofing Ltd based?

Marks Brothers Roofing Ltd is registered at EXETER, EX5 5ES, in South West.

What areas does Marks Brothers Roofing Ltd cover?

Marks Brothers Roofing Ltd states that it works across Exeter and Devon.

Is Marks Brothers Roofing Ltd still trading?

Companies House lists Marks Brothers Roofing Ltd as active.

What sectors does Marks Brothers Roofing Ltd work in?

Marks Brothers Roofing Ltd works in Residential and Commercial.

When was Marks Brothers Roofing Ltd established?

Marks Brothers Roofing Ltd was incorporated on 2019-01-28, though the company says it has traded since 1959.

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