Storm damage roof repairs in Liverpool & Merseyside

STORM BOELO · UPDATE 25 OCTOBER 2026

Roof leaking or damaged after Storm Boelo?

Strong winds and rain can expose weak roof details or dislodge tiles, slates and roofline sections. If you have noticed a new leak or visible damage, send your address, a description and photographs taken safely from inside or ground level. We assess the problem before recommending a repair or replacement.

We cover Liverpool, Knowsley and Sefton, including Kirkby, Crosby, Waterloo and Formby, plus Lydiate, Ormskirk and Aughton. Tell us your postcode so we can confirm coverage and availability.

Roof access, temporary protection and permanent repairs depend on safe weather and site conditions. Contacting us does not guarantee an immediate visit. We will discuss the next suitable inspection opportunity and confirm arrangements with you.

Storm information: Met Office Liverpool forecast and warnings. Check the latest forecast rather than relying on this dated update for travel or work decisions.

What we can assess and quote for

• Slipped, broken or missing roof tiles and slates.
• Ridge, verge and pointing defects.
• Damaged lead flashing, abutments and roof valleys.
• Leaks around roof windows, chimneys and flat-roof junctions.
• Loose or damaged gutters, fascias and soffits.

A leak that appears during a storm is not proof that wind caused the underlying defect. Water can travel before it becomes visible indoors. Our inspection helps distinguish a local repair from damage requiring more extensive work.

What affects the repair price?

The extent of damage, roof height, safe access or scaffolding, materials and any concealed deterioration all affect the quotation. We explain the proposed scope and price before you agree to work. Where opening up reveals additional damage, we discuss any revised scope and price before carrying out extra work.

Photographs and insurance records

If safe, keep dated photographs of the damage and affected interior, and retain any repair paperwork. Check your insurer’s requirements if you intend to claim. We can provide a quotation for our proposed work; insurance cover and claim acceptance are decisions for your insurer.

Can the roof be repaired during the storm?

Only if conditions and access make the particular work safe. Do not climb onto the roof or try to secure loose materials yourself during high winds. Keep clear of falling debris and wet electrics. Send what you can observe safely and we will discuss the appropriate next step.

Tell us about the repair.

Leave your name, phone number, the property postcode and a short description. We’ll contact you about the next step.