Tile Roofing in Cheam

If you're looking for Tile Roofing in Cheam (SM2/SM3), you've come to the right place. AWN Roofing Specialists provide Clay and concrete tile specialists for pitched roofs. Common across South London housing stock.

About Cheam

Cheam has a distinctive village character with a mix of period cottages near the village pond, Edwardian family homes, and post-war executive housing. Common roofing work: clay tile repairs, chimney repointing, and sympathetic restoration of older properties.

What we offer in Cheam

Tiles are the workhorse of South London roofing — clay tiles on older properties, concrete interlocking tiles on most 1930s and post-war housing. Both work well when properly installed with modern breathable membrane and treated battens.

Types of tile we work with

Concrete interlocking tiles

The most common roof covering in the UK since the 1970s. Brands include Marley, Redland, Sandtoft, Wienerberger.

• Profiles: Modern, Double Roman, Mendip, Regent, Edgemere, Modern
• Lifespan: 40-60 years
• Cost: £40-£60 per m² installed
• Best for: Most 1930s semis and post-war housing — common across Wimbledon, Southfields, Putney

Clay interlocking tiles

Heavier than concrete but more attractive and longer-lasting. Premium brands include Sandtoft, Wienerberger, Keymer.

• Lifespan: 60-100 years
• Cost: £60-£90 per m² installed
• Best for: Period properties, conservation areas, premium installations

Handmade clay tiles

Traditional tiles for heritage work — Wimbledon Village conservation, listed buildings.

• Lifespan: 80-120+ years
• Cost: £90-£140 per m² installed
• Best for: Heritage properties, conservation area restoration

Plain tiles

Small rectangular tiles, often used on dormers, porches and some Victorian/Edwardian properties.

• Lifespan: 60-100 years
• Cost: £80-£120 per m² installed

Common tile problems

• Cracked tiles — impact damage, frost, foot traffic
• Slipped tiles — failed battens or fixings
• Failed ridge pointing — mortar deterioration, common after 20-30 years
• Porous tiles — end-of-life indicator on concrete tiles
• Storm damage — wind-driven, slipped or broken tiles

Tile repair vs replacement

• Single slipped tile — quick repair, £150-£300
• Multiple slipped tiles — usually failed battens, may need larger repair
• Failed ridge mortar — repointing or dry-fix upgrade
• Porous tiles at end of life — full re-roof recommended

Matching existing tiles

The biggest challenge with tile repairs is matching the existing. We source from major UK merchants:

• Marley, Redland, Sandtoft, Wienerberger still produce most profiles
• Discontinued profiles may need special order (4-6 weeks lead time)
• Different brand tiles of similar profile are often a good match

Why choose AWN Roofing for Tile Roofing in Cheam?

• Local knowledge: We know Cheam properties — period homes, modern builds, conservation rules where applicable
• Fast response: Same-day emergency callouts, free quotes within 48 hours for non-urgent work
• Written quotes: Itemised, fixed-price, no hidden extras
• Certified work: NVQ-qualified team, full public liability insurance, manufacturer warranties
• Local reputation: Most of our Cheam work comes from word-of-mouth referrals