
Roofers in Rhoose
Rhoose has grown a lot, with large modern estates around Rhoose Point and the older village core near the station and Cardiff Airport. The newer housing is reaching the age where original roof details start to need attention.
- Postcodes
- CF62
- Typical roofs
- Mostly modern concrete and clay tile on the estates, plus exposed coastal positions towards Rhoose Point and Fontygary. Dry-fix ridges are common on newer builds but not all — check yours.
On the newer Rhoose estates the roofs themselves are sound, but the parts that were done cheaply at build stage are now 15 to 25 years old: mortar-bedded ridges cracking, felt at the eaves perishing, and flat roofs over the porches and bays reaching the end of their life.
Towards Rhoose Point and the coast the exposure picks up, and the same coastal-weather advice applies as for Barry Island — mechanically fixed ridge and verge details are worth having.
We cover all of Rhoose, including Rhoose Point, Fontygary and the coast path, Porthkerry Road, Rhoose railway station, The village centre.








