Dry Ridge Roofing by Roofcraft of Surrey and London
Roofline Services

Dry Ridge Roofing

Mechanically fixed dry ridge and dry verge systems that put an end to loose, crumbling mortar for good.

Dry Ridge Roofing in progress by Roofcraft
Dry Ridge Roofing

Say goodbye to cracked mortar ridges

Traditional ridge and verge tiles are bedded on mortar, and over time that mortar cracks, crumbles and washes out. Before long you have loose ridge tiles, gaps that let water in, and pieces coming down in the first proper storm. A dry ridge system fixes each ridge tile in place with screws and clamps instead of mortar, so it stays put through wind and rain year after year.

Our dry ridge and dry verge systems are fully mechanically fixed and BS 5534 compliant, which is the modern British Standard for securing roof tiles. They are storm-proof, they let your roof breathe with built-in ventilation, and they never need repointing. It is a tidy, long-lasting solution we fit on homes right across Surrey and South West London.

  • No mortar, so nothing to crack or wash out
  • Every ridge tile mechanically screwed and clamped
  • Fully BS 5534 compliant fixing
  • Storm-proof in high winds
  • Built-in ventilation to keep the roof breathing
  • Never needs repointing again
What we offer

Why choose a dry ridge system

Storm-proof and secure

Each ridge and verge tile is mechanically fixed with clamps and screws, so it holds firm through the worst Surrey weather.

Built-in ventilation

A dry ridge system lets warm, moist air escape from the roof space, helping to prevent condensation and damp in your loft.

No more loose mortar

With no mortar bedding to crack or crumble, you get a clean ridge line that stays put and never needs repointing.

Our work

Recent dry ridge roofing jobs

Real photos of dry ridge roofing we have carried out across Surrey and South West London. Hover to pause, click any photo to enlarge.

Dry Ridge Roofing by Roofcraft
Dry Ridge Roofing by Roofcraft
Dry Ridge Roofing by Roofcraft
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Frequently asked questions

A traditional ridge is bedded on mortar, which cracks and washes out over the years and leaves tiles loose. A dry ridge system fixes each tile mechanically with screws and clamps, so there is no mortar to fail and the ridge line stays secure and ventilated.

Yes. It is BS 5534 compliant, storm-proof and maintenance-free, so you avoid the repeat cost and disruption of repointing crumbling mortar. It also adds ventilation to your roof, which helps keep the loft free of condensation and damp.

We fit dry ridge and dry verge systems across Surrey and South West London from our base in Leatherhead. Get in touch for a free, no obligation quote and we will talk you through the options.

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