If you need roof repair in Ennis, Complete Roofing Construction provides local repairs for leaking roofs, broken tiles and slates, flat roofs, chimney flashing, storm damage and other common roofing problems.
We have a local base on Clon Road, Ennis, County Clare, and work throughout Ennis and the surrounding areas. Our business has been operating since 1990 and is family-run.
If you have water coming into the house, damaged tiles after high winds, a leaking flat roof or a problem around your chimney, you can contact us directly:
Call our Ennis office: 065 682 2626
Mobile: 085 850 3838
Location: Ennis, County Clare
You can also use the contact form on our website and tell us what is happening with the roof.
Our first job is to work out what has actually failed. If the roof can be properly repaired, we’ll recommend a repair. A leak does not automatically mean you need a new roof.
We repair most common residential roofing problems across Ennis.
That includes:
Your roof does not need to be in terrible condition before you call us.
A small defect can often be repaired before water begins damaging insulation, timber, plaster or ceilings underneath.
If you’ve noticed a wet patch on the ceiling, water around a chimney or damp appearing after heavy rain, the leak may not be directly above the visible stain.
Water can travel along roof timbers or underneath the roof covering before entering the room below.
When we inspect a leaking roof in Ennis, we are looking for the entry point, not just the place where the water eventually becomes visible.
Depending on the roof, that can mean checking:
Finding the cause matters because sealing the wrong area may appear to work temporarily while the real defect remains.
Flat roofs are common on extensions, garages, porches and other parts of homes around Ennis.
We work with several flat roofing systems and repair them according to what has actually failed.
If your issue is specifically with a flat roof, our dedicated Flat Roofs Ennis page goes into more detail on repair, replacement, drainage and different roofing systems.
Common flat roof problems include:
A leaking flat roof does not automatically need replacing.
If the waterproofing system remains sound overall and the defect is contained, a repair may be enough.
We also work with fibreglass, or GRP, flat roofs.
The important thing with fibreglass is understanding whether the problem is limited to the surface or whether there is an issue with the roof deck underneath.
We recently completed a full Fibreglass Roof Ennis project that included new insulation, new plywood decking and a complete fibreglass coating.
That type of work gives us a good understanding of how the complete roof build-up should perform, which is useful when diagnosing an existing fibreglass roof.
If the deck underneath has deteriorated, simply coating over the top may not solve the real issue.
We also install and repair felt roofing systems.
Our New Flat Roof Ennis project used roofing underlay followed by professionally applied hot torch-on felt.
If an existing felt roof starts leaking, we look at whether the problem is:
If the rest of the roof remains in good condition, a repair may be more sensible than replacement.
Tiled roofs can develop problems after storms, through age, or because of issues underneath the visible roof covering.
We regularly inspect roofs for:
If one or two tiles are damaged, the repair may be relatively straightforward.
Where several tiles keep slipping or the same part of the roof repeatedly causes problems, we would look more closely at the battens, fixings and condition underneath.
The important point is that one damaged tile is not a reason to replace an entire roof.
We start considering more extensive work when problems are no longer isolated.
For example:
We recently completed a full Tiled Roof Replacement Clarecastle project where both the front and rear roof were renewed, along with new lead flashing to the parapet walls and chimney breast.
That is a completely different situation from repairing a handful of damaged tiles.
If your roof genuinely needs replacing rather than repairing, you can also read our New Roofs Clare page.
Slate roofs are common throughout Clare and can often be repaired without replacing the entire roof.
Typical issues include:
If the surrounding roof remains sound, individual slates can often be replaced.
The bigger concern is when slates continue to move or fail across multiple areas.
In that situation, we would want to understand whether the issue is with the slates themselves, their fixings, battens or the overall age and condition of the roof.
If water is appearing around a chimney breast, failed flashing is one possible cause.
But it isn’t the only one.
We inspect:
We recently completed a Lead Flashing Repair Kilkee where new leadwork was carefully fitted around a chimney.
This is exactly the kind of localised roof repair that can solve the problem without replacing the wider roof.
A homeowner may see water beside a chimney and reasonably assume the flashing has failed.
Sometimes that is correct.
Other times the problem comes from deteriorating pointing, cracked masonry or a damaged tile further up the roof.
This is why we inspect the wider area before recommending the repair.
A proper roof repair should deal with the actual route water is taking into the building.
Heavy rain and strong winds can expose roofing problems very quickly.
After bad weather, you may notice:
Our existing Clare roofing service includes emergency and storm-damage repairs, with the site listing a 24/7 emergency repair service.
If your roof has been damaged and water is actively entering the property, call:
065 682 2626
or
085 850 3838
Do not climb onto a wet or storm-damaged roof yourself.
If it is safe to do so from inside the house, move valuables away from the affected area and use containers to limit internal water damage until the roof can be assessed.
We try to keep the process straightforward.
You can contact us on:
065 682 2626
085 850 3838
or use the contact form on the website.
Tell us what you’ve noticed.
For example:
Photos can also be helpful if you have them safely available.
The purpose of the inspection is to establish what is actually causing the problem.
Our existing Clare roof repair process includes inspection, quotation, repair and final clean-up.
Depending on the issue, that may involve checking the roof covering, flashing, chimney, roof edges, flat roofing system or underlying materials.
You should know what is wrong with your roof before paying someone to fix it.
We’ll explain the area causing the problem and what work is required.
If a proper repair is enough, we’ll recommend the repair.
If there are wider problems that make a repair poor value, we’ll explain that too.
The exact work depends on the roof.
That could mean replacing tiles or slates, repairing lead flashing, dealing with a flat roof defect, fixing a roof junction or addressing storm damage.
Our Clare roofing page states that roof repairs are guaranteed and currently references a 10-year guarantee on repairs.
There isn’t one useful price for roof repair because the work can vary enormously.
Replacing a slipped tile is not comparable with rebuilding part of a flat roof or replacing lead flashing around a chimney.
The price depends on factors including:
The important thing is that the quotation should explain what is being repaired.
Our existing Clare service advertises free roof inspections and quotes.
To discuss your roof, call 065 682 2626.
This is one of the biggest concerns homeowners have when calling a roofer.
Our position is simple:
If the roof can be properly repaired, repair it.
Replacement generally becomes a better option when the problem is widespread rather than isolated.
A roof may need replacing where:
We do both repairs and full roof replacements, so we don’t need every leaking roof to become a replacement job.
Our dedicated New Roofs Clare page explains the difference in more detail.
Complete Roofing Construction has a base on Clon Road in Ennis and serves homes throughout County Clare.
Our recent work around Ennis and Clare includes:
A complete fibreglass flat roof including new insulation, plywood decking and fibreglass waterproofing.
A new flat roofing system using underlay and professionally applied torch-on felt.
A complete tiled roof replacement to the front and rear of the property, including new lead flashing.
A localised chimney flashing project showing the type of detail that can be repaired independently of the wider roof.
Those projects matter because they show the different roofing systems our team is working with locally rather than simply listing services.
Yes. We repair leaking tiled, slate and flat roofs throughout Ennis and surrounding areas.
The first step is identifying where the water is actually entering.
Yes.
We repair flat roofs and also install complete fibreglass and torch-on felt roofing systems.
For more information, visit our dedicated Flat Roofs Ennis page.
Yes.
We carry out storm-damage repairs including damaged tiles, slates, flashing and other roofing defects.
Our Clare page currently lists emergency roof repairs as available 24/7.
Yes, although we first establish whether the water is coming through the flashing, pointing, masonry or surrounding roof covering.
Yes.
We repair both slate and tiled roofs, including missing or damaged roof coverings and associated flashing or underlay problems. Your existing Clare service page also specifically lists slate, tile and flat-roof repairs.
Yes.
A leak does not automatically mean replacement.
Our recommendation should depend on the condition of the wider roof and whether a repair provides a sensible long-term solution.
Call Complete Roofing Construction on:
065 682 2626
or
085 850 3838
You can also use the enquiry form on our website. Our Ennis location is listed as Clon Road, Ennis, County Clare.
If your roof is leaking or you’ve noticed broken tiles, slipped slates, damaged flashing or a problem with your flat roof, contact us before the damage spreads further.
Complete Roofing Construction
Clon Road, Ennis, County Clare
Ennis / Head Office: 065 682 2626
Mobile: 085 850 3838
You can also submit your details through our contact page and tell us what is happening with the roof.
For flat roofing specifically, visit Flat Roofs Ennis.
For roof repairs throughout the wider county, visit Roof Repair Clare.
For properties where repair is no longer the sensible option, visit New Roofs Clare.
And if you’re also improving the exterior of your property, our sister company Complete Paving Works provides driveway, patio and paving services across Clare, Limerick and Galway.