Dry Verge Systems look great and are built to last.
Roofs naturally deteriorate over time due to exposure to the elements, so it’s unavoidable that every piece of mortar in every roof will eventually need replacing.
By investing in a dry verge system, homeowners across the North East of England and Yorkshire can benefit from a more robust, modern roofing method designed to weather the elements more effectively and stand the test of time.
What is a dry verge system?
Dry verge roofing is typically not a traditional inclusion in the roofs of most properties. It’s likely that your home currently has a wet verge system comprised of sand and cement-filled mortar; this will inevitably crack and even fall out over time.
A dry verge roof is built to combat this natural deterioration. Using interlocking dry verge caps, which are individually screwed and fastened to the roof battens, the dry verge system is a much more durable alternative to now-outdated wet verge roofs.
Adaptable enough to accommodate both tiled and slate roofs, the linear smart verge is often used as a dry fix system for low profile and slate roofs. However, when it comes to an entirely new roof, the cloaked verge tiles are an even more modern option, costing no more than a standard dry verge system per square metre.
If you’re interested in dry verge installation, contact us today.
If you need any help, call us today: 0191 497 8980
or email us at sales@vantageroofing.co.uk
Dry verge system checklist.
Investing in dry verges for roofs requires some consideration. Below are some points to assess when deciding whether you need a new dry verge system.
- Is your roof showing signs of deterioration?
- Are there any noticeable cracks in your mortar?
- Is your mortar beginning to look unsightly?
- Have you experienced any leaks?
- Do you ultimately want to prolong the life of your roof?
If you’re still unsure whether a dry verge system is suitable for your roof, don’t hesitate to contact the team for a dry verge quote and a free roof health check.
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Your mortar matters.
Mortar is still regarded as a well-established, efficient material and remains a logical choice regarding the verge of your roof.
It’s excellent at preventing water from entering your roof and any birds from nesting their way into your home. With all this said, unfortunately, it will still dry, crack and crumble over time.
This effect isn’t just a result of weather, either. Just as mortar will naturally crumble, buildings themselves will naturally move regularly. As mortar isn’t designed to shift with the structure, these tiny movements will gradually wear down the integrity of the material over time, leaving your roof on shaky ground in more ways than one.
However, this is where the dry verge system comes in. It offers increased protection against water, and the system is built to withstand these minute natural movements while losing none of its structural integrity.
Dry verge systems…
- Can be retrofitted
- Are maintenance-free
- Lasts more than a decade
- Retain a traditional aesthetic
When is a dry verge system required?
- When homeowners experience roofing problems
- When retrofitting an existing roof
- When building new homes
Vantage Roofing & Building is the go-to roofing company for dry verge systems across the North East & Yorkshire.
Our experienced team are the experts in installing dry verge systems. Across several regions, property developers and homeowners have entrusted us to install dry verge roofing systems that will protect their property for decades to come. We have installed hundreds of these systems across Tyne & Wear, Teesside, County Durham, Yorkshire and North Yorkshire.
Not only do we receive positive feedback on the integrity of this system, but homeowners are always delighted by the aesthetics, too. A dry verge system looks stylish and neat, instantly giving the roof a more contemporary appearance. Furthermore, given that a dry verge lasts longer, it’ll look great for longer.
The dry verge system is the intelligent, modern choice for homeowners who have experienced or are experiencing problems with their mortar and are looking for a visually pleasing, cost-effective solution going forward.
Please contact us for your free, no-obligation quote to find out more.