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View across wet slate rooftops and red-brick chimney stacks towards Leeds city centre under an overcast sky

Roofers in Leeds · Slate · Pantile · Flat · Leadwork

Hartroyd Roofing Leeds

Slate, pantile and flat roofs. Done properly, first time.

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Leeds, seen from its own rooftops — the view we work in

Roofs we know

The roofs Leeds actually has

Not a generic services list — this is the city's roof stock as we find it from the top of the ladder. Slate roofing on the Victorian terraces, tile on the thirties semis, felt and rubber over the kitchen extensions, and the chimneys behind half the leaks in Leeds. If your house is under one of these, the same faults come round every winter — and we've put most of them right more than once.

Gloved hands seating a ridge tile on new slate courses of a Leeds terrace roof

Slate re-roofs & repairs

Victorian terraces

A hundred-year-old terrace roof fails at the nails long before the slate gives up — slipped courses after every named storm. We re-fix or re-roof with slate that matches the street, felted and battened properly underneath.

Clay pantiles on a 1930s semi roof with a run of tiles lifted for replacement

Pantile & tile work

1930s semis

Tiles on the pre-war semis go at the ridges and verges first, where the mortar has been drying out for decades. We re-bed, re-tile and swap the cracked runs before the felt underneath pays for it.

Grey rubber membrane being rolled out over a rear extension flat roof

Flat felt & rubber roofs

Extensions & dormers

Leeds rain finds every tired felt seam over a kitchen extension or dormer. As your flat roof specialist we strip back to the deck and lay felt or EPDM rubber with proper falls, so water leaves instead of pooling.

Red-brick chimney stack with fresh pointing and new lead flashings under a grey sky

Chimneys, leadwork & pointing

Every roof in the city

Most "roof leaks" we're called to are chimney repair in disguise — blown pointing, cracked flaunching, tired lead. We rebuild, re-point and re-lead the stack so it stops letting the weather in.

A roof built from reviews

4.7 · 96 reviews

One slate below for every review Hartroyd Roofing has been left on Google. The average is carved up here; the weight is in the wall.

Every slate is one review — 96 of them, laid in staggered courses like the roofs they came from, one for every household that wrote something down afterwards. We haven't cherry-picked three for a carousel. The whole roof is the point: opinion, lapped and weathertight.

Run a hand along a course — each slate lifts to show its place in the tally.

How a straight quote works

Boringly predictable, on purpose

The whole process, told straight — so you know what happens before you have to ask. It's the same four rungs for a slipped slate as for a full re-roof.

  1. You send photos of the problem

    Use the form below — phone photos of the damp patch or the slipped slate are plenty to start with.

    A person holding a smartphone displaying a photo of a damp patch in a wall corner.
  2. We come out and look properly

    We get up to the roof itself. No pricing a job by squinting at it from the pavement.

    Aluminium ladder leaning against a red-brick Leeds house wall
  3. You get it in writing

    An itemised written quote — what's wrong, what it costs, and no "while we're up there" surprises.

    Written itemised quote and a biro resting on a van dashboard
  4. We do the job and prove it

    We do the work, clear up after ourselves, and photograph the finished roof so you can see it without borrowing a ladder.

    Gloved hand photographing a newly finished slate ridge with a phone

Asking how much a new roof costs in Leeds? The only honest answer is written down after step two — which is why we won't guess it from the pavement, and neither should anyone else.

Start at step one

Recent work

Work you can walk past

Roof repairs and re-roofing across Leeds, photographed from the roof itself and captioned the only way that matters: what we did and where. Grey skies, straight courses, no golden-hour gloss — the work standing there doing its job. If one of these is three streets from yours, that's rather the point.

Newly re-slated terrace roof with dark uniform courses beside older weathered rooflines
Full slate re-roof · Headingley
Rebuilt red-brick chimney stack with new lead flashings above terrace rooftops
Chimney rebuild & leadwork · Armley
New grey rubber flat roof over a rear extension viewed from above
Flat roof replacement · Horsforth
Re-bedded clay pantile ridge running to a brick verge on a 1930s semi
Pantile ridge & verge re-bed · Chapel Allerton
Repaired terrace roof pitch with new slates visibly darker than the weathered courses around them
Storm-slipped slates re-fixed · Kirkstall
Dormer with a new rubber roof and stepped lead flashings against a slate pitch
Dormer rubber roof & leadwork · Meanwood
A roofer dressed in dark clothing carrying a roll on his shoulder stands silhouetted on a slate gable ridge against an overcast sky above a city of brick rooftops.
Gable end · Leeds

The firm on the roof

The name on the quote is the name on the ladder

Hartroyd Roofing is a Leeds firm that does one thing: keeps this city's roofs doing their job. Slate, pantile, flat and everything a chimney can throw at you — priced plainly, done properly, first time.

Who turns up

The person who prices your roof is the person who climbs the ladder. No sales visit, no subcontracted mystery crew — you deal with the roofer, start to finish.

Insured

We're fully insured for the work we do, and happy to show the paperwork before a boot touches a rung. You shouldn't have to ask.

Guaranteed

Our work is guaranteed in writing. If something we fixed slips or lets the weather in, we come back and put it right — that's the whole arrangement.

Ask around for the best roofers in Leeds and you'll get a different name from every street. We'd rather you weighed the 96 households we've already worked for.

Read the wall

Get a straight quote

Send it over. Get it sorted.

Name, postcode, what the roof's doing — and a couple of phone photos if you have them. We reply the same working day with a straight answer, not a sales script. Need emergency roof repair in Leeds? Put "urgent" in the first line and it'll be read that way.

Your message goes to the roofer who'll actually price the job — not a call centre.

How we handle what you send us