Roofer in Fleet & Church Crookham

Fleet is home patch for MFM Roofing, so you'll find us on roofs across the town and out in Church Crookham most weeks. It's a real mix here — Victorian and Edwardian houses near the town centre, large estates built from the 1960s through to the 90s, and newer developments like Crookham Park. Each era of house brings its own roofing quirks, and after years working here we know them well.

On the older estate homes we're often called for slipped tiles and ridge repairs, where concrete tiles have shifted in the wind or the mortar's finally given up. The period houses nearer the centre more often need chimney and lead flashing work, where time and weather take their toll on the stacks. And the flat-roofed garages and extensions that come with so many Fleet homes are a steady part of what we do — replaced and repaired with modern systems that actually last.

Fleet's housing tells the story of its roof repairs. The 1960s to 90s estates make up a lot of the town, and their concrete-tiled roofs are now at the age where ridge mortar crumbles and tiles slip — straightforward work once it's spotted, but best caught before the weather gets in. The Victorian and Edwardian homes near the centre have chimneys and slate to look after, and their lead flashing is often original and ready for renewal.

Out in Church Crookham and Crookham Park, the newer builds are younger, but their flat-roofed garages and extensions still need watching — old felt on a garage is a common source of drips. Wherever you are in Fleet, we'll come out, take a proper look, and tell you honestly what's sound, what's on its way out, and what can wait.