Contact

Tell us about your roof

Send the details and we will come and look at it. That is the whole process, and it starts here.

Send an enquiry

Which town, what the roof is covered with, roughly which way the relevant slope faces, and the approximate size of the room below. Those four answers are enough for a sensible range by email.

What happens next

Three steps, and you know the price after the second

01
A range by email

From what you send. Enough to know whether the job is in the right area before anybody drives out.

02
A survey

We look at the covering, the pitch, the structure and the access, and establish what will actually suit the roof.

03
A fixed written price

Itemised, and it does not move once work starts. What it should contain is set out on the costs page.

What to put in the first message

A short message gets a short answer. Four things move an enquiry along faster than anything else: the town, what the roof is covered in, roughly which way the relevant roof plane faces, and the approximate size of the room underneath.

Two photographs are worth more than a paragraph of description. One of the roof from outside, taken far enough back to show the whole plane and where it meets the walls. One of the ceiling from inside, showing where the light is wanted. Between them they answer most of the questions that would otherwise take a fortnight of correspondence.

The quote page sets out the same list in more detail, along with what comes back.

Sunspire travels to you

The work happens at your house. Surveys are carried out on your roof, in your rooms, with your actual ceiling line in front of us, because those are the conditions that decide the specification. Everything relevant to a rooflight is at the property, so that is where the conversation is held.

The travelling area is Chelmsford and thirty miles from it by road. That reaches Braintree, Witham, Maldon, Brentwood, Basildon, Harlow, Bishop’s Stortford, Great Dunmow and the edge of Colchester, crossing into Hertfordshire, Suffolk and the London fringe. The areas covered are listed town by town.