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Masters Roofing And Construction Ltd

Roofers in Lancing · BN15

Ten minutes down the coast road.

Lancing, North Lancing and Sompting sit right next door to our Worthing base, and between the shingle at Widewater and the airport plain there is very little shelter for a roof. We work here constantly — flat roofs, storm damage and the coastal bungalow stock in particular.

  • BN15 · Lancing & Sompting
  • 10 minutes from our base
  • Coastal exposure specialists
  • 24/7 emergency call-out
01 — Roofs in Lancing

Very little between you and the Channel.

Lancing is flat, open and right on the water. South Lancing runs down to a shingle bank with the Widewater lagoon behind it and effectively nothing between the housing and the sea; the airport plain to the east is just as exposed. When a south-westerly comes through, roofs here take it undiluted.

The stock is mostly interwar and post-war — 1930s semis, a lot of coastal bungalows, and the later estates running up towards North Lancing and the downs. Concrete interlocking tiles dominate, with mortar-bedded ridges and verges that were fine in 1958 and are not fine now.

The single most common thing we do in Lancing is wind damage. Not dramatic damage — a lifted verge, a run of ridge tiles that has worked loose, tiles slipped at the eaves — but it recurs, and it recurs because the roof was never mechanically fixed. Dry-fixing a ridge and a verge here is not an upsell, it is the fix.

At a glance

Postcodes
BN15
From our base
About 10 minutes east
Emergency call-out
24/7

Also covered nearby

  • Sompting
  • North Lancing
  • Shoreham-by-Sea
  • Worthing
  • Steyning
02 — What usually needs doing

The Lancing repair list.

What the exposure here does to a roof, and what it takes to stop it.

  • Lifted and loose verges

    The gable edge is where wind gets under a roof, and a bedded verge on an exposed Lancing gable is the first thing to go. Dry verge systems solve it permanently.

  • Ridge and hip tiles worked loose

    Repeated wind loading cracks the bedding long before the tiles themselves are worn out. Usually a strip-and-dry-fix rather than anything more.

  • Flat roofs on bungalow extensions

    A lot of single-storey stock here has a flat-roofed rear extension or garage. Ponding and open laps are the usual findings, and a lot of them can be overlaid rather than stripped.

  • Corroded fixings and clips

    Salt gets into anything ferrous. On roofs this close to the water we specify fixings that will still be there in twenty years.

  • Gutters full of shingle dust and moss

    Wind-blown grit off the beach ends up in the gutters and turns to silt. Clearing and realigning is often all a bungalow needs.

  • Storm damage after a named gale

    We get a run of Lancing calls after every big blow. Same-day where we can, temporary make-safes where the weather makes a permanent fix unsafe.

Roof leaking right now? We answer 24/7.

Fast storm response and temporary make-safes across Sussex. Same-day appointments wherever possible.

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04 — What customers say

9.84 out of 10, from 73 Checkatrade reviews.

9.84/ 10

73 verified reviews · rolling 12 months

  • Quality of work9.84
  • Reliability9.82
  • Communication9.86

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  • 10/10

    “What a joy to find such a professional, approachable and honest company. From first enquiry to completion, Dean and his team were always in contact, turned up when they said they would, were honest about completion taking into account the weather and got the job done.”

    Rich

    Emergency Roofing Service · BN42

  • 10/10

    “Dean was really quick to respond and help replace some broken tiles. The team were polite and fair to deal with.”

    Sandi

    Emergency Roofing Service · BN18

  • 10/10

    Tidy and respectful service, work area kept clean and the property respected throughout.

    Summarised from the published review.

    Jason D.

    Roofer · BN42

  • 8.33/10

    “Dean and his team did their work on time and to budget.”

    Ian

    Balcony Roofing Repair · BN42

05 — Common questions

Roofing in Worthing: what people ask.

Ten minutes or so from the Worthing base in normal traffic, which means Lancing is effectively on our doorstep for emergencies. We aim for same-day attendance wherever possible and run the call-out around the clock.

Because they are bedded in mortar on an exposed gable, and mortar cannot cope with repeated wind loading. Every time the wind gets under the edge it works the bedding a little more, and eventually it cracks and lets go. A dry verge system fixes the tiles mechanically instead, and it ends the cycle rather than resetting it.

Constantly — Lancing is full of them and they are some of the most straightforward roofs to work on because the access is easy and a scaffold often is not needed. That usually makes them cheaper to re-roof than people expect.

Yes, Sompting and North Lancing both. Anything in BN15, and everything either side of it.

Get a Lancing roof looked at properly.

Free inspections across BN15. Send a photo and your postcode and Dean will come back to you personally — and if a gale has just been through, call instead.

Free written quotation

Get a free quote.

Tell us about the problem and Dean will come back to you personally, usually the same day.

Address
55 Grafton Road, Worthing, BN11 1QY
Hours
Emergency call-out 24/7

9.84/10 · 73 reviews · Fully insured · Free written quotations

We’ll come back to you personally. No call centres, no automated chasing.