About Morgan Roofing Coventry · Est. 1973
Morgan Roofing was founded in 1973 by David Morgan. His son-in-law Lyndon Small now runs the business alongside daughter Georgina, from the same Coventry base, with the same crew answering the same phone, delivering the same guaranteed workmanship that built the company's reputation.
Our story
No sales team, no call centre, no subcontractors. When you ring, you get Lyndon or Georgina. When we quote, it's itemised in writing. When we finish, workmanship is guaranteed.
Homeowners, landlords, estate agents, surveyors, letting agents, self-builders and commercial site managers across Coventry, Warwickshire and the wider West Midlands. From single-tile repairs on a terrace to full commercial re-roofs on an industrial estate, the same crew handles it.
New roof installations, complete re-roofs, roof repairs, flat roofs (GRP, EPDM, felt), lead work, chimney repairs and repointing, fascias/soffits/guttering, emergency call-outs and commercial/industrial roofing. Ten services, one accredited team.
Established 1973. Over five decades of continuous trading in the same city. Every crew member is PASMA and IPAF trained for safe access. We work to BS 5534 for pitched roofing and BS 8747 for felt flat roofs, and we've re-roofed almost every property type built in the region since the 1900s.
Coventry (all CV postcodes), Warwick, Leamington Spa, Kenilworth, Nuneaton, Bedworth, Rugby, Solihull and the wider West Midlands. From our CV5 yard we reach most addresses inside 15–30 minutes.
Mission & standards
We've kept the same standards for five decades because they're the same standards we'd want on our own homes. That means the hidden details, underlay, batten grade, ventilation, lead flashing, get the same care as the visible ones.
Every pitched roof laid to BS 5534:2014+A2:2018, correctly gauged treated battens, breathable underlay laps sealed at abutments, dry-fix ridge and verge systems, and tile clips specified for the property's wind zone. Flat roofs to BS 8747. Lead flashings in Code 4 or 5 to LSA standards.
Free drone survey, written diagnosis, itemised quote, and clear staged payments. Domestic jobs under £2,000 need no deposit. On site: PASMA/IPAF-safe access, driveway protection, daily clean-down, and the same four tradesmen from strip to sign-off, no subcontracting.
All workmanship is guaranteed in writing on completion, in your name. Manufacturer material warranties (typically 30–40 years on tiles and membranes) are registered separately. If anything isn't right, we come back and put it right.
We do our best to answer the phones any time, day or night. Every quote is followed up in person, never by a call-centre. Photographs at every stage so you can see the specification you paid for, no hidden shortcuts.
£5 million public liability and £10 million employers' liability, evidenced in writing before any job starts. Which? Trusted Trader, Checkatrade members, SafeContractor accredited for commercial site access.
We stay in the region. Roofs we installed 10, 20 and 30 years ago still get service calls from us. Long enough continuity that repeat customers now book us for their children's first homes.
By the numbers
Years trading (Est. 1973)
Combined insurance cover
Across 33 Google reviews
We do our best to answer, day or night
All workmanship guaranteed in writing, in your name, on every completed job. Manufacturer warranties on tiles and membranes registered separately.
No call-out fee, no obligation. High-resolution drone photography of ridge, valleys, verges, flashings and gutter line with a written report.
Which? Trusted Trader, Checkatrade, SafeContractor accredited. Every operative PASMA and IPAF trained for safe roof access.
Ready when you are
Written report. Itemised quote. No call-out fee, no obligation. We'll tell you honestly whether you need work, and exactly what it costs before you decide.
"Excellent service. Lyndon explained the damage and the work needed and their quotes were reasonable. Honest, open communication and did everything they said they would."
, Naheed Khan, Google review