Eastbourne's property market moves fast, and its coastal conditions mean roof deterioration is a genuine concern on older housing stock. Whether you're buying a Victorian terrace in Meads, selling a 1930s semi in Hampden Park, or simply want to know the state of your roof before winter, an independent inspection gives you facts rather than estimates.
Eastbourne has a disproportionately large retirement-age population and a high volume of property transactions — many buyers and sellers use our inspection service to take roof condition off the table as a negotiating issue. A current, photographed condition report removes uncertainty from both sides of a sale.
What Our Inspection Covers
- Full tile and slate condition assessment — lifespan estimate, any failures noted
- Ridge, hip and verge mortar condition — repointing urgency rated
- All flashings — chimney, valley, abutment — salt-air deterioration assessed
- Flat roof condition (if present) — membrane integrity, drainage, edge details
- Guttering and fascia — condition, any rot or bracket failure noted
- Moss and lichen levels — impact on tile longevity assessed
- Any visible signs of structural movement or sagging
Report and Turnaround
You receive a written condition report with photographs of all areas of concern within 24 hours of the inspection. Work is prioritised: urgent (action needed within 3 months), recommended (within 12 months), and advisory (monitor over time). No obligation to use us for any work identified — the inspection is independent.
Roof Inspection Costs in Eastbourne
Standard inspection + written report: £150–£250 depending on property size. Pre-purchase survey (priority turnaround, same/next day): £200–£300. Report includes photographs, condition summary and prioritised work list.
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0132 336 5960