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Roof Restoration · Athlone & the Midlands
Give a tired, faded roof a new lease of life for a fraction of the cost of replacing it. We clean, treat and coat concrete tile and slate roofs across Westmeath, Roscommon, Offaly and East Galway, protecting them against the Irish weather for years to come.
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Restore, protect, refresh
Over the years, wind, rain, frost and sunshine take their toll on roof tiles. The surface becomes porous and faded, moss and algae take hold, and the roof starts to soak up water instead of shedding it. Replacing a roof is a major expense, but in many cases it is simply not necessary.
Roof restoration and coating brings the existing roof back to life. We start with a thorough clean to remove moss, algae, lichen and dirt, then treat the tiles to kill any remaining spores. Once the roof is fully dry, we apply a specialist roof coating that seals the surface, refreshes the colour and adds a protective layer against the elements.
The result is a roof that looks close to new, sheds water properly and stays cleaner for longer, adding real kerb appeal and value to your home.
A roof cleaned, treated and freshly coated.
The benefits
A roof coating does far more than improve the look of your home. It protects the roof and helps it last longer.
The coating seals porous tiles against rain, frost and wind, so water runs off instead of soaking in.
A smooth, sealed surface gives moss and algae far less to grip onto, keeping the roof cleaner for longer.
Protecting the tiles slows down weathering and frost damage, adding years to the life of your roof.
A dry roof holds less moisture, which helps the attic and insulation perform better.
A fresh, even colour transforms the look of the whole house and can add value when selling.
Choose a colour to match the original tiles or give the house a completely new look.
How it works
The roof is thoroughly cleaned to remove moss, algae, lichen and dirt, and gutters are cleared of debris.
A biocide treatment is applied to kill remaining spores, and any cracked or slipped tiles are noted for repair.
Once dry, a specialist roof coating is applied to seal the tiles, restore the colour and protect the roof for years.
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Why choose us
We are a local, family-run Athlone business with years of experience cleaning and restoring roofs across the Midlands. We use quality coatings and take the time to prepare every roof properly.
A coating is only as good as the surface under it, so we clean and treat every roof thoroughly first.
We use specialist roof coatings designed to stand up to the Irish climate.
Based in Athlone and working throughout Westmeath, Roscommon, Offaly and East Galway.
Full public liability insurance on every roof we work on.
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Areas we serve
We restore and coat roofs in Athlone and the surrounding towns, including Moate, Mullingar, Roscommon Town, Ballinasloe, Tullamore and Ballymahon.
FAQs
Roof coating is a specialist paint-like finish applied to clean, treated roof tiles. It seals the surface, restores the colour and adds a protective layer against rain, frost and UV.
For many homes, yes. If the roof structure and tiles are sound, restoration and coating costs a fraction of a new roof and can add many years to its life.
Concrete tile roofs are the most common in Ireland and are ideal for coating. Fibre-cement slate and some other roof types can also be coated. We will advise you after inspecting the roof.
A properly applied coating on a well-prepared roof will typically last many years. Preparation is the key, which is why we put so much care into cleaning and treating the roof first.
Yes. Coatings are available in a range of colours, so you can match your existing tiles or choose a new colour to refresh the look of your home.
Most roofs take a few days from cleaning to coating, depending on size and the weather. We need dry conditions to apply the coating, so we plan around the forecast.
Get a free, no-obligation quote for roof restoration and coating anywhere in Athlone and the Midlands.