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Would definitely recommend Lifetimequalityroofingltd.co.uk
When a leak was discovered the team came out and fitted us a new flat roof. The work was completed in a professional manner and also in a very quick time. The guys provided us with pictures and videos every step of the way from start to finish and the work comes with a 20 year guarantee.
The worst company I have ever had dealings with. Please do not employ this company. The men who did the work were unable to speak English and no scaffolding was used, just ladders. They wanted money halfway through the work and after they had finished, the roof still leaked, causing them to have to come back. I have since had a survey done on the roof and there are parts where it has been installed very poorly. Also, they did not issue me either a Building Regulations certificate, which I was unaware I needed to have. Awful, awful company 😡
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