Nuneaton · West Midlands Roofing Since 1973
Nuneaton has one of the most consistent housing stocks on our patch, dense terraces near the town centre, sprawling 1930s and post-war estates through Chapel End and Camp Hill, and steady new-build across Weddington and Whitestone. We know exactly what each of them needs, because we've been doing it since 1973.
CV10 & CV11 covered weekly · £15m combined insurance · Family-run since 1973
Locally established
Our CV5 yard is 25 minutes from our CV5 base via the A444. That means predictable arrival times, familiarity with the local building stock, and a phone number that answers whether you're calling from a terrace, a semi or a commercial unit.
Postcodes covered
CV10 · CV11 · CV13
CV10 (Stockingford, Galley Common, Camp Hill, Chapel End, Ansley Common), CV11 (Nuneaton town centre, Attleborough, Whitestone, Weddington, St Nicolas Park, Horeston Grange) and neighbouring CV13. If it's a Nuneaton address, we work there.
Nuneaton is a 20-minute run north of our Coventry yard up the A444. We've worked across the town for decades, long enough that former Nuneaton customers now recommend us to their children buying their first property. Whether it's a 1920s terrace off Queens Road, a 1960s semi in Chapel End or a modern extension in Whitestone, the same crew handles it.
From CV5 to central Nuneaton is around 25 minutes via the A444. Emergency call-outs are prioritised for same-day attendance; standard survey appointments are booked within 24–48 hours. High-wind weather off the exposed farmland between Bedworth and Nuneaton means we brace for a spike in call-outs whenever a named storm passes.
Nuneaton's roofs are dominated by inter-war and post-war housing. Terraces off Queens Road, Attleborough Road and Coton Road are largely 1900–1930s with clay plain tile and slate. Chapel End, Camp Hill, Stockingford and Galley Common carry heavy stock of 1930s–1970s concrete tile. Weddington, Whitestone, Horeston Grange and St Nicolas Park are dominated by 1980s-onward interlocking-tile estates.
Nuneaton work on our board tends to be: concrete tile repairs and re-roofs across the mid-century estates, chimney repointing and re-flaunching on the terraces, uPVC roofline replacement across the modern estates, and steady emergency call-outs after storms. Flat-roof extensions and porches from the 1970s and 80s across the town are due for renewal en masse.
Services in Nuneaton
Whatever's happening on your Nuneaton roof, the same four-man crew and the same written guarantee handle it. Click any service for full detail, pricing guidance and specification.

Full pitched-roof systems built to BS 5534, clay, concrete, slate or interlocking pantile, with breathable membrane, dry-fix ridge and correctly gauged battens.
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Complete strip and re-cover for tired roofs: new underlay, battens, insulation upgrades and coverings, photographed at every stage.
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GRP fibreglass, EPDM rubber and high-performance felt systems on extensions, garages, dormers and porches, with proper falls and edge detailing.
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Slipped tiles, cracked slates, failed pointing, valley leaks, diagnosed by drone survey and fixed without leaving the surrounding area worse than we found it.
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Storm damage, sudden leaks and make-safe cover-ups, we do our best to answer any time, day or night, typically same-day response for genuine emergencies.
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Code 4 and Code 5 lead flashings, chimney soakers, back gutters and valley linings, the detail that decides whether a roof leaks or lasts.
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Full uPVC roofline replacements and cast-iron-effect guttering, matched, colour-fast and correctly falls-set so water actually leaves the property.
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Rebuilds, re-flaunching, cowl fitting and lead re-dressing, protecting the single most exposed masonry element on any roof.
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Weather-struck lime or NHL mortar repointing on stacks that have started to weather back, the cheapest way to add decades to a chimney.
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Factory, warehouse, school and retail-park roofing, box gutters, cut edges, over-cladding and profile sheet replacement, SafeContractor accredited.
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Why choose us in Nuneaton
Our yard and office are at 46 Drayton Cres, Upper Eastern Green, Coventry CV5 7EN. That gives us a short, predictable run to every job in Nuneaton, the crew and materials arrive together, on time, and the same phone number answers whether you're calling from a semi or a factory unit.
Established in 1973 by David Morgan and now run by Lyndon Small and his family, we've been fixing roofs across the region longer than most of Nuneaton's current housing stock has been standing. That's not a marketing line, it's why chartered surveyors, letting agents and repeat customers ring us first.
£5 million public liability and £10 million employers' liability, evidenced in writing before any job starts. Every operative is PASMA and IPAF trained for safe access; we're Which? Trusted Traders, Checkatrade members and SafeContractor accredited.
We fly the drone across the whole roof, ridge, valleys, verges, flashings, gutter line, and send you the annotated photography with a written diagnosis. No ladders leaning against your Nuneaton property, no obligation, no cost.
Materials, labour, access, waste removal and VAT itemised so you can see exactly where the money goes. Domestic jobs under £2,000 need no deposit; larger projects use clear staged payments.
All workmanship is guaranteed in writing on completion and manufacturer warranties (typically 30–40 years on tiles and membranes) are registered in your name. Our review record, 4.9★ across 33 Google reviews, is built on Nuneaton customers we come back to service years later.
Local roofing issues
Property type, building age, climate and exposure all shape the failure patterns we see across Nuneaton. These are the ones we're called to most.
Chapel End, Camp Hill, Stockingford and Galley Common carry huge amounts of concrete-tile stock re-roofed between 1965 and 1985. Those roofs are all at similar ages and reaching similar failure points, worn tiles, torn underlay, loose battens. Whole-street re-roof cycles are common; we quote each property individually.
The farmland between Nuneaton and Bedworth funnels wind hard against the west edge of town. Ridge tiles cement-bedded decades ago are the first casualty. Every ridge replacement we do in Nuneaton is dry-fixed to BS 5534, specified for the correct wind zone, and won't need touching again in your ownership.
Queens Road, Attleborough Road, Coton Road and the streets around the town centre are dominated by Victorian and Edwardian terraces with tall shared chimneys and lead flashings largely original. NHL repointing, re-flaunching, and Code 4 lead re-dressing are among the most cost-effective jobs we do in Nuneaton.
A large stock of rear extensions and porches were built across Nuneaton in the 1970s and 80s with three-layer bitumen felt flat roofs. Those roofs are now well past their 15–20 year design life and leaking. We replace them in fibreglass GRP or EPDM rubber depending on size and access, with proper falls and edge trim.
Our process
Step 1
We fly a drone across the entire roof, ridge, valleys, verges, flashings and gutter line, capturing high-resolution photography. No ladders, no guesswork, no call-out fee.
Step 2
You receive a written report with annotated photographs showing exactly what we've found: the condition, the cause, and the specific work required.
Step 3
An itemised written quote, materials, labour, access, waste removal, VAT, with clear terms. Domestic jobs under £2,000 need no deposit.
Step 4
Lyndon and the four-man crew arrive on time, work to PASMA/IPAF safe-access standards, and leave the site clean each evening. All workmanship is guaranteed.
Step 5
We walk the property with you, share drone photography of the finished work, and provide a workmanship guarantee in writing. Invoice emailed the same day.
Straight answers
Can't find yours? Ring us on 024 7671 4341 , Lyndon or Georgina will pick up.
Yes, Nuneaton is one of our core service areas. Morgan Roofing has been trading since 1973 and we work across Nuneaton weekly on everything from single tile repairs to full re-roofs, flat roof systems, lead work and commercial projects.
From our CV5 base we're typically on site in Nuneaton for a survey within 24–48 hours of your call. Genuine emergencies, active leaks, storm damage, tiles blown off, are prioritised and normally attended the same day. We do our best to answer the phones any time, day or night.
Prices in Nuneaton are the same as anywhere else on our books, every job is priced individually and quoted in writing. As a rough guide, small repairs start around £150–£350, a semi-detached re-roof typically £7,000–£12,000, and flat roof replacements £1,800–£6,000 depending on system and size. Free drone survey first, then an itemised written quote, no call-out fee.
Yes. We do our best to answer the phones any time, day or night. If your Nuneaton property has active water ingress, storm damage or a chimney leaning after high winds, we'll usually reach you the same day to make safe and diagnose. A permanent repair is quoted separately once the property is watertight.
Yes, £5 million public liability and £10 million employers' liability, evidence provided in writing before we start. Every operative is PASMA and IPAF trained for safe access and we work to BS 5534:2014+A2:2018 for pitched roofing and BS 8747 for felt flat roofs.
Yes. Where Nuneaton includes listed buildings or conservation areas, we match materials to the original spec, natural slate, clay plain tiles, hand-made pantiles, lime pointing and Code 4/5 lead, and liaise with the conservation officer or your architect. Our 53 years' experience with period stock in this region is the reason we're often specified by surveyors.
Yes, all workmanship is guaranteed in writing on completion, issued in your name for the Nuneaton property address. Manufacturer material warranties (typically 30–40 years on tiles and membranes) are registered separately so cover survives even if you sell.
No deposit is required for domestic jobs under £2,000 anywhere in Nuneaton. Jobs over £2,000 use a staged-payment schedule set out in your written quote, never pay a large upfront lump sum to any roofer.
Yes, the 1960s–80s concrete tile stock across Chapel End, Stockingford, Camp Hill and Galley Common are some of the most common re-roofs on our Nuneaton workload. Strip to rafters, new breathable underlay, treated batten to BS 5534, dry-fix ridge and verge, plus insulation upgrade if you want it.
Yes, old bitumen felt extensions across Nuneaton are one of our most frequent flat-roof replacement jobs. We usually specify GRP fibreglass for the strongest system on domestic scale, or EPDM rubber for a single-piece cover on smaller porches. Both come with manufacturer warranties and guaranteed workmanship.
Nearby areas
Bedworth sits directly on our route between Coventry and Nuneaton, we know it well and work in it constantly. From the Victorian terraces around the town centre to the post-war semis across Bulkington and Exhall, our four-man crew handles the full spread with the same care and the same written guarantee.
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Morgan Roofing has covered every CV postcode for over half a century. From Victorian terraces in Earlsdon to 1930s semis in Coundon, post-war estates in Tile Hill and new-build extensions across Eastern Green, we know what's under Coventry roofs, because we've been under most of them.
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Rugby has one of the most varied roof stocks in the region, dense Victorian streets around the town centre, sprawling post-war estates and a constant flow of new-build extensions on the town's outer edges. We've been working the CV21–CV23 postcodes for over five decades and know exactly what each of them needs.
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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