Roofs in Clontarf
Clontarf is where Oisin Roofing did its first roof, and it is still the area we know best. Most of the houses are 1930s and 1950s red-brick semis and terraces, and a good share still have their original concrete tiles, lead valleys and chimney flashings. After seventy or eighty years the tiles go porous, the valleys crack and the ridge and chimney mortar washes out. The seafront roads take the full east wind off Dublin Bay, so lifted tiles and blocked gutters are common there after a storm.
What we do most in Clontarf
The jobs we get called to most are roof repairs, gutter cleaning and full re-roofs. A repair such as replacing slipped tiles, re-lining a valley or re-dressing lead around a chimney is usually done in a single visit. Gutter cleaning is worth doing before winter because Clontarf gutters fill with leaves and moss quickly. When a roof has reached the end of its life, we re-roof the three-bed semis in tile, and every job, large or small, is priced after a free on-site check, with the price agreed before any work starts.
We have completed over 200 roofs in Clontarf as of November 2024, with an 85% first-time fix rate.
Getting to you
Our Sutton base is on the Dublin Road, about 15 minutes from Clontarf along the coast. Because we are in Clontarf most weeks, a roof check can normally be fitted in around other jobs nearby.
The free roof check and your quote
Ring 083 333 6639, or answer the 60-second online quiz. The free roof check comes first: we look at the roof from the ground, a ladder and the attic where we can, and take photos of what we find. You get your quote, the price is agreed before any work starts, and there are no hidden charges. There is no charge for the check and no obligation. If you go ahead, we agree a date, turn up in a marked van, do the work as quoted, tidy up, and the work carries our guarantee.