Roof Spraying IpswichUK Spray Factory

Suffolk's county town has an enormous stock of 20th-century housing, and most of it is under concrete tile. Estates in Kesgrave, Rushmere St Andrew and Pinewood went up with roofs that are still perfectly serviceable at fifty years old but have lost their surface colour and picked up moss along every lap. The tiles have not failed. They just look finished, which is a different problem with a much cheaper answer.

That is where a lot of our Ipswich enquiries come from. Someone gets a five-figure quote for a full re-roof, then asks whether the roof genuinely needs replacing. Often it does not. We clean the moss off, biocide-treat the tile so it does not come straight back, and spray a breathable coating that restores an even colour and helps the roof shed water for around another decade.

We are honest about where the line sits. If tiles are delaminating, flaking badly or letting water through, coating them is money wasted and we will say so at the survey. Beyond housing, we also coat cladding and commercial roofs around the Waterfront and the industrial estates, where the same clean-and-treat process applies before any colour goes on.