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Cotswold Countryside Roofing Ltd Logo

Cotswold Countryside Roofing Ltd

10(15 reviews)

Operates in Worcestershire

Services & skills
Roofer
Dry Verge Installation
Chimneys Repair
Dry Verge Repair
Balcony Roofing Installation
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West Lowe Property Maintenance

9.19(40 reviews)

Operates in Worcestershire

Services & skills
Roofer
Dry Verge Installation
Thatched Roof Repair
Rubber Roofing Repair
Ridged Tiles Repair
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Smart Solution Roofing

9.2(24 reviews)

Operates in Worcestershire

Services & skills
Roofer
Dry Verge Installation
Ridged Tiles Repair
Thatched Roof Installation
Tiled Conservatory Roof Installation
Cotswold Edge Roofing Logo

Cotswold Edge Roofing

10(14 reviews)

Operates in Worcestershire

Services & skills
Roofer
Dry Verge Installation
Polycarbonate Roofing Repair
Emergency Roofing Service
Metal Roofing Installation
Nevaeh Roofing LTD Logo

Nevaeh Roofing LTD

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Operates in Worcestershire

Good availability

Services & skills
Roofer
Dry Verge Installation
Balcony Roofing Installation
Liquid Plastic Roofing Installation
Fibre Glass Roofing Repair
Best Choice Roofing Services Ltd Logo

Best Choice Roofing Services Ltd

9.93(10 reviews)

Operates in Worcestershire

Good availability

Services & skills
Roofer
Dry Verge Installation
Pitched Roofing Installation
Asphalt Roofing Repair
Leadworks Repair
Rafferty Roofing Logo

Rafferty Roofing

9.39(82 reviews)

Operates in Worcestershire

Services & skills
Roofer
Dry Verge Installation
Rubber Roofing Installation
Dry Ridge Installation
Metal Roofing Repair
Zulha Roofing Logo

Zulha Roofing

9.81(32 reviews)

Operates in Worcestershire

Services & skills
Roofer
Dry Verge Installation
Roof Inspection Report
Slate Roof Installation
Conservatory Roof Conversions
Bill's Roof Repairs & Maintenance Logo

Bill's Roof Repairs & Maintenance

10(105 reviews)

Operates in Worcestershire

Services & skills
Roofer
Dry Verge Installation
Dormer / Roof Windows
Leadworks Repair
Felt Roofing Installation
TT Roofing and Cladding Logo

TT Roofing and Cladding

9.84(47 reviews)

Operates in Worcestershire

Services & skills
Roofer
Dry Verge Installation
Chimneys Installation
Dry Ridge Repair
Roof Replacement
Stourbridge Roofing Logo

Stourbridge Roofing

9.37(57 reviews)

Operates in Worcestershire

Services & skills
Roofer
Dry Verge Installation
Dry Verge Repair
Chimneys Repair
Leadworks Installation
Yellowstone Roofing & Property Contractors Logo

Yellowstone Roofing & Property Contractors

9.91(67 reviews)

Operates in Worcestershire

Services & skills
Roofer
Dry Verge Installation
Dormer / Roof Windows
Sealoflex Roofing Installation
Single Ply Membrane Roofs Repair

Dry verge installers in Worcestershire

Looking for dry verge installers in Worcestershire? Let us help simplify and speed up your search. We can show you a range of professionals in your area and our members are recommended by your neighbours.

Here are two ways of finding dry verge fitters near you:

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  • What is a dry verge?

    A verge is an area of your roof between your roof gable and where your tiles end. A dry verge or dry verge system is used to cover the joints between your roof tiles and your brickwork. Traditionally, mortar is used to cover these gaps, however, a dry verge system uses caps and verges that clip onto the edge of your tiles, holding them in place.

    In addition, dry verge systems can prevent animals and rainwater from getting into your roof. This is a great way of reducing the risk of damage to your roof space.

    What is a wet verge?

    Wet verge systems are a more traditional way of covering roof verges. Instead of using caps and verges, a wet verge system uses mortar to fill the gaps and hold roof tiles in place.

  • What are the advantages of using a dry verge system?

    When it comes to verge systems, you have the option of choosing the wet or dry option. If you’re unsure which is right for your home, it may help to know the advantages of using a dry verge system over a wet verge system. These include:

    • Durability - Dry verge systems are much more durable than wet verge systems. Over time, mortar can crack which can cause leaks.

    • Ventilation - When choosing a dry verge system, you can add vents to reduce the chance of mould or damp entering your home.

    • Maintenance - Due to the likelihood of cracking mortar, wet verge systems require much more maintenance than dry verge systems.

    • Finish - Dry verges systems are often made from plastic, this can create a beautiful finish on your roof. Having an attractive roof can increase your property value.

  • How much does a dry verge cost?

    If you’re considering a dry verge system over a wet verge system, you may be wondering how much a dry verge costs? Well, the price you pay will vary depending on a few factors. These include:

    • Size of house - Larger houses will need more materials and longer labour times when installing a dry verge system. This will push up the price you pay.

    • Size of roof - The bigger the roof, the more your dry verge fitting costs.

    • Quality of materials - Using high quality materials is more expensive but will ensure your dry verge lasts longer.

    • Condition of roof - If there’s damage to your roof or roof tiles, this will need to be repaired before a dry verge system is installed. This will come at an extra cost.

    • Ease of access - If accessibility is an issue, this may increase labour costs.

    Dry verge fitting cost

    As we mentioned above, the average dry verge fitting cost will vary from job to job. As a rough guide, you’ll usually pay between £600 and £1,000 for professional installation. For more information and advice, check out our dry verge cost guide.

  • How to fit a dry verge:

    Once you’re ready to have a dry verge system installed on your home, it can be tempting to do the work yourself. If you have the right experience and can work safely on your roof, this may be the right option for you. However, this job can be dangerous due to the need to work at height. By comparison, hiring an expert helps you stay safe and is the best way of guaranteeing flawless results.

    Wondering how to fit a dry verge? Below we’ve summarised the process:

    1. Check your roof battens form a straight line extending 20-40mm

    2. Install underlay if necessary

    3. Attach the batten end clips

    4. Install the eaves closure

    5. Attach the eaves closure to the fascia board or bargeboard

    6. Fit the verge units over the eaves closure units

    7. Repeat on every side of the gable

    8. Finally, add an end cap or block end

    Want to speak to dry verge installers in Worcestershire?

    When you’re sure that a dry verge system is the right choice for your home, you’ll need to find dry verge fitters in Worcestershire. If you’re looking for a professional who is fully qualified and trustworthy, why not hire one of our members. They pass 12 checks to ensure they offer excellent service and are recommended by your neighbours.

    Sounds good? Well there are two ways we can help you find specialists in dry verge installation in Worcestershire. FIrstly, our free search feature allows you to find a range of experts in your area using just your postcode.

    Alternatively, our request a quote feature is the perfect option for busy homeowners. Use our online form to send us the details of your job and we’ll pass these on to three dry verge installers in Worcestershire. Then you can sit back and relax while they put together three custom quotes.

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