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Recent roofs by UK Rhino Roofing

Real jobs, photographed on site, from stripping the old roof to the finished ridge. More are added as Jon completes them.

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New roofs

Three roofers working along the ridge and hips of a new grey tiled bungalow roof, with scaffold boards round the edge — Fitting the ridge on a bungalow re-roof

Three roofers working along the ridge and hips of a new grey tiled hip roof, with scaffold boards round the edge of the bungalow.

A bungalow with a new dark grey tiled hip roof and dry fixed ridge, with scaffolding round it — New hip roof on a bungalow

The finished roof: dark grey interlocking tiles with dry fixed hips and ridge, seen from the scaffold.

The back of a red brick semi-detached house with a new red tiled roof and scaffolding still in place — New red tiled roof on a semi

The back of a red brick semi-detached house with a new red tiled roof on the main house and the rear extension, with the scaffold still up.

A red brick semi-detached house with scaffolding up and a UK Rhino Roofing banner reading Roofs tough as Rhino, with the phone number — Rhino Roofing on site

A semi-detached house mid re-roof, with the scaffold up and the UK Rhino Roofing banner on the front.

How a re-roof goes together

What a re-roof involves

An old roof stripped back to the rafters next to the chimney stack, with the old boarding and debris showing — Stripped back to the rafters

The old covering off next to the chimney stack, showing the old boarding and debris that comes off a tired roof.

A stripped hip roof covered in blue breathable membrane with new timber battens fixed across it — New breathable membrane and battens

A stripped hip roof covered in blue breathable membrane, with new timber battens fixed across it ready for tiles.

Stacks of new grey roof tiles loaded out on fresh battens over blue membrane, ready to be laid — Tiles loaded out ready to lay

Stacks of new grey tiles sitting on the fresh battens, spread across the roof so the load is even.

New dark grey tiles being laid up a hip roof over fresh timber battens, with the hip line still open — New tiles going on

New dark grey tiles being laid up a hip roof, with the hip line still open before the hip system goes on.

A red tiled hip roof being re-battened, with new battens across one slope and the old tiles on the other — Re-battening a red tiled roof

New battens across one slope of a red tiled hip roof, with the old tiles still on the other.

New timber roof trusses fixed along the top of a new building, with scaffold along the side — New roof trusses

New timber trusses fixed along the top of a new building, with scaffold along the side.

The details

The corner of a new tiled hip roof, with a dry fixed hip ridge and a white fascia board below — Hip and fascia

The corner of a new tiled hip roof, with a dry fixed hip ridge and a white fascia board below.

A grey tiled roof with three new roof windows fitted in a row, seen from above — Roof windows in a tiled roof

A grey tiled roof with three new roof windows set into it in a row, each flashed into the tiles.

A small red tiled roof over a bay window, with lead flashing where it meets the brick wall above — Bay roof with lead flashing

A small red tiled roof over a bay window, with lead flashing dressed into the brick wall above.

A close view of a dry fixed hip ridge running down a new grey tiled roof — Dry fixed hip

A close view of a dry fixed hip running down a new grey tiled roof, with no mortar to crack or fall out.

See more on Google

More photos and customer reviews are on the UK Rhino Roofing Google profile.