Luke Maxwell

Luke Maxwell

The Role of Roof Membranes in Keeping Your Home Dry

A clear, local guide to how roof membranes keep Milton Keynes homes dry. Learn what membranes do, where they sit in warm/cold roofs, which systems suit pitched and flat roofs, the signs of failure to watch for, and how Maxwells Roofing installs compliant, long‑lasting solutions.

Key points covered:
- What membranes do: stop rain ingress, allow controlled vapour escape (with breathable underlays), and limit indoor moisture with vapour control layers (VCLs).
- Where they sit: warm flat roofs (VCL under insulation, membrane above); cold flat roofs (insulation between joists, requires robust ventilation); pitched roofs (VCL at ceiling level, breathable underlay under tiles/slates, defined ventilation path).
- Types explained: breathable underlays, non‑breathable felts, VCLs; flat roof systems including EPDM, GRP, torch‑on RBM, single‑ply (TPO/PVC), and liquid‑applied options, plus essential components like eaves trays, flashings, and ventilation.
- Signs of failure: damp ceilings after wind‑driven rain, loft mould/odours, leaks at penetrations, torn underlay, flat roof blisters or ponding, damp insulation and stained rafters.
- Compliance: installations aligned to Part A, B, C, F, L, BS 5534, and BS 5250, with Building Control where >25% of a roof is refurbished or thermal performance changes.
- Services: inspections and leak diagnostics, pitched underlay upgrades, flat roof installations/overlays, targeted repairs, skylights, guttering, and emergency call‑outs.
- Costs and timelines: price drivers (size, access, system choice, substrate, detailing, inspections) and typical durations (1–2 days for small flat overlays; 3–7 days for an average pitched re‑roof).
- Care tips: annual checks, clear gutters, manage moss, protect from foot traffic, post‑storm checks, re‑seal aging details.
- Why Maxwells: owner‑led by Luke Maxwell, qualified and insured team, transparent pricing, rapid response, 80+ 5‑star local reviews.

Areas served: Milton Keynes, Newport Pagnell, Bletchley, Stony Stratford, Great Linford, Bradwell, Bedford, Northampton, Luton, and nearby. Call 07311091804 or email sales@miltonkeynesroofing.uk for a free quote.

How Chimney Repointing Prevents Water Damage

Maxwells Roofing explains how chimney repointing stops water getting into your home and protects your roof structure. Based in Milton Keynes and led by Luke Maxwell, the team offers free inspections and fixed quotes across Milton Keynes, Newport Pagnell, Bletchley, Stony Stratford, Great Linford, Bradwell, Bedford, Northampton, and Luton. 80+ 5★ Checkatrade reviews and 5★ on Google.

Key points covered
- What repointing is: Removing failed mortar and installing new, compatible mortar (lime for older properties; sand/cement for newer stacks). Often paired with lead flashing repairs, flaunching renewal, cowls/pots, and local brick replacement.
- How it prevents water damage: Seals capillary pathways, restores water-shedding profiles, reduces freeze–thaw spalling, works with sound flashings/flaunching to create a continuous barrier, and (with lime) improves breathability to reduce internal damp.
- 9 signs you need repointing: Missing/cracked mortar; spalled bricks; damp stains near the chimney; white efflorescence; peeling paint/blown plaster; moss/algae in joints; loose/lifted lead flashings; cracked flaunching; a ragged, uneven joint appearance.
- Our process: Free inspection and report; safe access and weather protection; raking out 15–20mm; mortar matched and tooled for durability; flashing/flaunching works; careful curing, clean down, and photo handover.
- Materials and detailing: Mortar type and colour matched to original; correct lead details (chases, steps, laps, clips, patination oil); flaunching laid to shed water.
- Costs and timescales: Typically 1–3 days depending on height, exposure, and weather. Costs vary by access, mortar type, extent of works, and any flashing/flaunching or brick replacement. Fixed, written quotes after survey. Can combine with other roof repairs to save on scaffold.
- Compliance: Work aligned with UK Building Regulations Parts A, B, C, F (and L where triggered). Repointing alone usually doesn’t require Building Control.

Why choose Maxwells Roofing
- Local, owner-led quality control
- Fully insured and qualified team
- Transparent pricing and fast response
- Long-lasting, neat finishes

Call 07311091804 or email sales@miltonkeynesroofing.uk for a free chimney inspection and quote.

Should You Replace Gutters at the Same Time as a New Roof

Should you replace gutters when you get a new roof? For many Milton Keynes homes, yes. Doing both together saves on scaffolding, aligns warranties, ensures correct eaves detailing, improves drainage, and boosts kerb appeal. If your gutters are newer, premium, and correctly sized, they may be kept.

Replace now if:
- uPVC is 15–20+ years old, cracked, warped, or leaking
- You see frequent overflow, standing water, or damp on walls/fascias
- Brackets/joints fail or sealant fixes don’t last
- You’re upgrading fascias/soffits or adding eaves trays and ventilation
- You want one disruption, one scaffold, one accountable team

Keep existing if:
- They’re high-quality, relatively new, leak-free, and structurally sound
- Capacity suits roof area/pitch (deep-flow often best for heavy rain)
- They’re compatible with new eaves protection and tile/slate overhang

What to know:
- Building Regulations often apply when replacing over 25% of the roof (Parts A, B for flat roof fire ratings like BROOF(t4), C, F, L). We guide you.
- Materials: uPVC (best value), aluminium (premium/long life), coated steel (robust), cast iron (heritage). Profiles: half-round, Ogee, deep-flow, box.
- Costs/timing: combining roof and gutters typically saves money and time; most semis take 3–7 working days. Expect itemised quotes and water-testing before sign-off.

Our process: free inspection, straight advice, fixed-price options, best-practice installation (eaves trays, over-fascia vents, correct falls and outlets), tidy site, and full waste removal. Local results include cast iron renewals in Newport Pagnell, deep-flow upgrades in Bletchley, and aluminium box gutters on Bedford flat roofs—each solving overflow and improving appearance.

Call 07311091804 or email sales@miltonkeynesroofing.uk for free, local advice across Milton Keynes, Newport Pagnell, Bletchley, Stony Stratford, Great Linford, Bedford, Northampton, and nearby areas.

A Local Guide to Roofing Regulations in Milton Keynes

A plain‑English guide for Milton Keynes homeowners on when roofing work needs Building Regulations approval, how Planning Permission differs, and what standards apply. It explains insulation upgrades when replacing more than 25% of a roof, structural checks, ventilation, moisture control, and fire performance for both flat and pitched roofs. It also covers local factors such as estate covenants, conservation areas, and wind exposure.

Key points at a glance:
- Planning vs Building Regulations: planning is about appearance/area impact; Building Regulations ensure safety, structure, energy efficiency and ventilation.
- Notify Building Control when: replacing >25% of the covering, altering structure (e.g., dormers/heavier tiles), installing solar PV, adding roof windows, or converting a loft. Expect a Building Regulations Compliance Certificate (BRCC).
- Approved Documents most relevant: Part A (Structure), Part B (Fire), Part C (Moisture), Part F (Ventilation), Part L (Energy). Flat roofs typically target Broof(t4) fire ratings.
- Flat roofs: correct falls/drainage, warm vs cold build‑ups, vapour control layers, robust perimeter/upstand details.
- Pitched roofs: modern fixing standards for wind uplift, breathable underlays, balanced eaves/ridge ventilation, sound leadwork/flashings.
- Skylights/lanterns: structural trimming, egress in lofts, condensation strategy, thermal performance at reveals.
- Solar PV: verify loads and fixings, manage fire clearances/cabling, and weatherproof penetrations.
- Homeowner checklist: confirm planning status, choose LABC or a Competent Person Scheme route, agree insulation upgrades and materials, then keep your BRCC, warranties and photos.

How Maxwells Roofing helps:
- Free inspection and clear advice on any triggers.
- Transparent quotes with materials and compliance notes.
- We coordinate Milton Keynes Building Control inspections or advise on self‑certification where eligible.
- Owner‑led quality, manufacturer‑compliant installs, handover pack with photos, warranties and certificates.

Trusted locally with 80+ 5★ Checkatrade and 5★ Google reviews. Service areas: Milton Keynes, Stony Stratford, Newport Pagnell, Bletchley, Great Linford, Bradwell, Bedford, Northampton and Luton. For guidance or a free quote, call 07311091804 or email sales@miltonkeynesroofing.uk.

Useful sources: Planning Portal and Milton Keynes City Council Building Control. Disclaimer: general guidance only—always follow official requirements.

How We Maintain Our 5-Star Rating on Google

Maxwells Roofing explains how we consistently deliver 5‑star results across Milton Keynes and nearby towns. Led by owner Luke Maxwell, we combine fast response, clear advice, and rigorous workmanship with tidy sites and reliable aftercare.

What customers value most
- Rapid call‑outs for leaks and storm damage (often same‑day/next‑day)
- Owner‑led oversight: Luke checks quality and safety
- Plain English advice with photos and itemised options
- Work installed to manufacturer guidance and best practice
- Clean, respectful teams and fully insured work
- Aftercare that turns up, with clear warranties

How we work (start to finish)
- Quick contact, inspection (including drone where appropriate), clear diagnosis
- Itemised quotes with good/better/best options and timelines
- Agreed dates, access/scaffolding, and property protection
- Trained roofers complete the scope; daily updates; tidy throughout
- Final inspection and photo handover; warranties and care tips
- Prompt aftercare and snag resolution

Standards that protect your home
- Pitched: BS 5534 battens, proper headlaps, vented ridges, correct lead codes
- Flat: EPDM/GRP/felt with proper substrate prep, falls, detailing, and Broof(t4) where required
- Ventilation/moisture control per BS 5250 principles
- Roofline, skylights, chimneys, gutters installed to spec
- Safe sites, responsible waste disposal with receipts

Compliance made simple
- Advice on UK Building Regulations (Parts A, B, C, F, L)
- Building Control coordination and photo evidence
- Insulation guidance when over 25% of the roof is refurbished

Clear pricing and communication
- Transparent, itemised quotes with no surprises
- Daily updates, considerate working, and documented results

Local expertise
- Milton Keynes, Stony Stratford, Newport Pagnell, Bletchley, Great Linford, Bradwell, plus Northampton, Bedford, Luton, and nearby villages

Proof in results
- Mini case studies: same‑day leak rescue, pitched re‑roof with BRCC, EPDM upgrade with improved drainage
- FAQs cover free quotes, response times, roof types, insurance, Building Control, cleanliness, and areas served

Call 07311091804 now for a free, no‑obligation quote.
Email: sales@miltonkeynesroofing.uk

The Real Value of Using a Checkatrade-Rated Roofer

Maxwells Roofing explains why choosing a Checkatrade‑rated roofer gives better, safer results for Milton Keynes homes. With 80+ 5★ Checkatrade reviews and only 5★ Google reviews, our owner‑led team (headed by Luke Maxwell) combines verified reputation with local expertise, clear pricing and fast call‑outs.

Key benefits of a Checkatrade‑rated roofer
- Verified identity, address and public liability insurance
- Genuine, traceable customer reviews and ongoing performance monitoring
- Accountability and a fair dispute process if issues arise
- Better protection for your home, wallet and warranties through correct specification and installation
- Proper documentation for insurance and resale

What this guide covers
- What Checkatrade verifies and how to use reviews wisely
- How quality installation improves safety, durability and fire performance on pitched and flat roofs
- Building Regulations most homeowners encounter: Parts A (Structure), B (Fire), C (Moisture), F (Ventilation) and L (Energy)
- When to notify Building Control and when Competent Person Schemes can self‑certify
- Real‑world scenarios (emergency leaks, re‑roofs, flat roofs, chimney flashings) and outcomes
- A practical homeowner checklist and what drives roofing costs
- Our simple 5‑step process from call to aftercare and warranties

Services at a glance
- Repairs, re‑roofing, flat roofing (EPDM/GRP/felt), gutters/fascia/soffits, inspections, skylights and chimney works

Areas covered
- Milton Keynes, Northampton, Bedford, Luton, Stony Stratford, Newport Pagnell, Bletchley, Great Linford, Bradwell and nearby villages

Get fast, transparent help from a local, highly rated roofer. Call 07311091804 or email sales@miltonkeynesroofing.uk for a free inspection and itemised quote.

Why DIY Roof Repairs Are Risky and Costly

DIY roof repairs often look cheap and simple but can be dangerous, non‑compliant, and far more expensive in the long run. This guide from Maxwells Roofing explains the hidden risks, what UK Building Regulations require, common mistakes we fix, and how our professional process protects your home across Milton Keynes and nearby towns.

Key points at a glance:
- Safety risks: Falls from height, fragile coverings, hidden electrics, asbestos, and weak timbers. Professionals use correct access, fall protection, and are fully insured.
- Hidden costs: Misdiagnosed leaks, trapped moisture, torn membranes, poor detailing at chimneys/valleys, and flat roof material incompatibilities can escalate into thousands in damage.
- Insurance and warranties: DIY can invalidate policies and product warranties, create neighbour liability, and cause issues at resale. We provide documented, traceable work.
- UK Building Regulations: Parts A (structure), B (fire), C (moisture), F (ventilation), L (insulation). Replacing 25%+ of a roof or altering structure typically needs Building Control. We liaise and ensure compliance.
- Materials and methods: Correct system matching, membrane laps and ventilation, lead codes/flashings, precise detailing around penetrations, and specialist flat roof installation (EPDM/GRP/felt).
- Common DIY errors: Overusing sealant, blocking vents, wrong fixings, walking on fragile surfaces, incompatible overlays, poor verges/ridges, incorrect lead, and unseen underlay tears.
- When DIY is OK: Ground‑level gutter clearing with safe tools, visual checks from the ground, low‑level downpipe clips. Everything else—call a pro.
- Our process: Free inspection with photos, transparent quote, fast response, compliant installation, quality materials, guaranteed work, and aftercare.
- Why choose us: Owner‑led by Luke Maxwell, 5‑star reputation, fully insured, competitive pricing, rapid call‑outs.
- Areas we cover: Milton Keynes, Newport Pagnell, Bletchley, Stony Stratford, Great Linford, Bradwell, Bedford, Luton, Northampton.

For safe, compliant, long‑lasting roof repairs and free, no‑obligation quotes:
Call 07311091804 or email sales@miltonkeynesroofing.uk.

How to Protect Your Roof From Heatwaves and Hot Summers

Maxwell’s Roofing explains how Milton Keynes homeowners can protect roofs during UK heatwaves. The guide covers what heat does to different roof types, quick visual checks, proven long‑term upgrades, and when Building Control applies—so you can keep rooms cooler, reduce bills and avoid post‑summer leaks.

Key points covered
- What heat does to roofs: UV degradation, thermal expansion, flat‑roof blistering, loft overheating/condensation cycles, and higher energy use.
- Quick checks (visual only): loft temperature, slipped/cracked tiles or slates, flat‑roof blistering/splits, lifting flashings or failed sealants, distorted/blocked gutters, skylight fogging or perished gaskets.
- Long‑term protections:
- Ventilation (Part F): soffit and ridge vents, tile vents, eaves trays; correct strategies for cold vs warm roofs.
- Insulation (Part L + Part C): target U‑values, maintain airflow or use VCLs; >25% roof refurb typically triggers Building Control.
- Materials and reflective options: clay/slate and light concrete tiles; EPDM, GRP, high‑performance felt with solar‑reflective capsheets; ensure appropriate fire performance (e.g., BROOF(t4) where required).
- Flashings/sealants: correct lead codes or flexible alternatives, UV‑stable sealants, expansion detailing.
- Skylights: solar‑control glazing, insulated upstands, correct flashing kits, maintain ventilation.
- Roofline: UV‑stable gutters/fascias/soffits, clear soffit vents and gutters.
- Solar PV/green roofs: proper mounting/weatherproofing; structural checks for loading (Part A).
- Flat vs pitched advice: high‑albedo flat‑roof finishes and good drainage; pitched roofs need clear eaves/ridge ventilation and suitable underlay.
- Maintenance plan: homeowner visual checks monthly in hot spells and after rain; professional survey every 12–24 months (photos/drone, ventilation/insulation review, fixed‑price recommendations).
- Signs of heat damage: flat‑roof blistering/soft patches, cracked/slipped tiles, lifted flashings, dried sealants, very hot lofts/musty odours, skylight seal failures.

Why choose Maxwell’s Roofing
- Local, owner‑led by Luke Maxwell; 80+ 5‑star Checkatrade reviews and 5‑star Google reviews.
- Qualified, insured team using premium, manufacturer‑approved materials.
- Clear guidance on Building Control; fast same‑day/next‑day call‑outs.
- Service area: Milton Keynes, Newport Pagnell, Bletchley, Stony Stratford, Great Linford, Bradwell, Bedford, Luton, Northampton and nearby villages.

Get your free roof inspection and quote
Call 07311091804 or email sales@miltonkeynesroofing.uk. Protect your home before the next heatwave with practical, compliant upgrades that extend roof life and improve comfort.

Roof Waterproofing: How It Works and Why You Need It

Maxwells Roofing provides expert roof waterproofing across Milton Keynes and nearby towns. This guide explains what waterproofing is, how it works on flat and pitched roofs, signs you need it, typical costs and lifespans, Building Regulations, and why local homeowners rate the team 5 stars.

What waterproofing does
- Keeps rain and condensation out with membranes, flashings, and correct detailing
- Protects structure (Part A), fire performance (Part B) and moisture resistance (Part C)
- Works with ventilation and insulation to cut damp and bills (Part F, Part L)

How it works
- Flat roofs: A continuous EPDM, GRP, liquid, or torch-on felt membrane on a sound deck, with falls to outlets, sealed upstands/edges, and often a warm-roof build-up
- Pitched roofs: Tiles/slates shed water; the breathable underlay, battens, ventilation paths, and flashings do the waterproofing

Common local issues in MK
- Blistered felt, poorly terminated EPDM edges, low upstands at lanterns
- Missing/cracked tiles and failing lead flashings
- Loft condensation from inadequate ventilation

Signs you need repairs
- Leaks, stained ceilings, ponding water
- Cracks/splits on flat roofs, slipped tiles, exposed underlay
- Rusted/failed flashings, moss growth, musty lofts

Materials and typical lifespans
- EPDM and GRP: 20–30 years
- Liquid-applied: 15–25 years
- Torch-on felt: 15–20 years

Costs (installed, guide prices)
- EPDM £80–£120/m²
- GRP £90–£140/m²
- Liquid-applied £70–£110/m²
- Torch-on felt £60–£100/m²
- Pitched roofs priced per elevation and complexity

Building Regulations and compliance
- Notify Building Control (or self-certify where eligible) when refurbishing >25% of the roof or changing insulation
- Part A, B, C, F, L considered in design and installation
- Fire performance (e.g., BROOF(t4) for flat roofs) specified where required
- Workmanship and manufacturer warranties provided

Our process
1) Free survey and clear advice
2) Fixed written quote with options and lifespans
3) Regulatory checks and paperwork where needed
4) Owner-led installation (Luke Maxwell), tidy and safe
5) Detailed finishing and water-flow checks
6) Sign-off, warranties, and documentation

Quick answers
- Can you overlay my flat roof? Sometimes, if the deck and existing covering are suitable after inspection.
- Do you waterproof around skylights and chimneys? Yes—flashings, upstands, and terminations renewed.
- How fast can you attend leaks? Same-day/next-day where possible; temporary make-safe if needed.
- Will I need more insulation? Usually if >25% is refurbished; warm/cold roof options advised.

Why choose Maxwells Roofing
- Local, owner-led team with 80+ 5★ reviews
- Clear pricing, fast call-outs, premium materials
- Serving Milton Keynes, Northampton, Bedford, Luton, Stony Stratford, Newport Pagnell, Bletchley, Great Linford, Bradwell

Call 07311091804 or email sales@miltonkeynesroofing.uk for a free survey and quote.

The Difference Between Roof Repairs and Roof Replacements

Unsure whether to fix a leak or replace the whole roof? This guide from Maxwells Roofing explains the difference, typical costs, lifespan, Building Regulations, and when each option makes sense. We’re a local, owner‑led team with 80+ five‑star Checkatrade reviews and only 5‑star Google reviews, serving Milton Keynes, Newport Pagnell, Bletchley, Stony Stratford, Bedford, Luton and nearby areas.

Quick answer:
- Repair if issues are localised: a few broken tiles/slates, a flashing defect, a minor EPDM/flat roof puncture, a single storm‑related leak, or gutter backflow—when the rest of the roof is sound.
- Replace if the roof is near end‑of‑life, leaks keep returning, there’s widespread underlay/batten failure, poor insulation/ventilation or condensation, structural concerns, flat roof ponding/blistering, or more than 25% needs refurbishing (triggers Building Regulations).

What’s inside this page:
- Clear diagnosis process: discussion, external survey, flat roof checks (laps, upstands, falls), loft inspection (underlay, damp, insulation, airflow), moisture tracing, optional drone, photos/report, and a transparent quote.
- Costs and disruption: many repairs £150–£600 and done in hours with minimal disruption; full re‑roofs are in the multiple thousands and take several days to two weeks, with scaffolding and daily protection.
- Building Regulations in plain English: when >25% is refurbished or structural changes are made; what Parts A, B (including Broof(t4) for flat roofs), C, F and L mean; and how we handle notifications/sign‑off.
- Best‑practice by roof type: pitched tile, natural slate, and flat roofs (EPDM/GRP/felt), plus chimneys, valleys, abutments, gutters, fascias and soffits.
- Local case studies: real examples from Bletchley, Newport Pagnell and Milton Keynes.
- Warranties and materials: workmanship guarantees and manufacturer‑backed systems for long‑term value.
- FAQs: free quotes, urgent leak attendance, Building Control, insulation/ventilation upgrades, systems we install, insurance, skylights, and typical lifespan differences.

Call 07311091804 for free advice and a no‑obligation quote, or email sales@miltonkeynesroofing.uk. We’ll inspect, show photos, and give a straight recommendation—repair when it’s sensible, replace when it truly pays back.

What Happens During a Skylight Installation

What happens during a skylight installation with Maxwells Roofing (Milton Keynes & surrounding areas)

Maxwells Roofing is an owner-led, highly reviewed local company fitting pitched and flat roof skylights (including Velux and bespoke options). This page walks you through the process from survey to sign-off so you know exactly what to expect.

What we do step-by-step
- Survey and design: We assess your roof (inside and out), confirm the best skylight type/size, and specify the correct flashing for your roof covering and pitch.
- Compliance advice: We guide you on Building Regulations (Parts A, B, C, F, L) and handle Building Control where needed.
- Installation day: We create the opening, trim rafters correctly, install the frame and flashing, weatherproof, insulate, add a vapour control layer, and make good internally. Electrics for powered units are completed by qualified electricians.
- Testing and handover: Water and operation checks, tidy site, warranties, and care guidance.

Design choices
- Types: Pitched roof windows (top-hung/centre-pivot), flat roof rooflights and lanterns (fixed, opening, walk-on), conservation styles, and smoke/vent units.
- Options: Double/triple or acoustic glazing, low‑E coatings, laminated panes, manual/electric/solar opening, trickle vents, rain sensors, and integrated blinds.

Timelines and costs
- Typical durations: Single roof window ~1 day; multiple units 1–3 days; lanterns/large rooflights 1–2 days plus finishing.
- Price drivers: Access/scaffolding, product type and size, glazing and controls, internal finishing, electrics, waste and making good.

Aftercare and preparation
- Care: Clean with non‑abrasive products, check seals and flashings yearly, ventilate to manage condensation. Warranties provided (product and workmanship).
- Get ready: Clear 2–3 m around the area, keep routes clear, expect some fine dust, confirm power access, manage pets/children, and arrange parking.

Why choose us
- Local, owner-led quality across Milton Keynes, Newport Pagnell, Bletchley, Stony Stratford, Great Linford, Bradwell, Bedford, Luton, Northampton.
- 80+ 5‑star Checkatrade reviews and 5‑star‑only Google reviews.
- Fully insured, transparent pricing, fast response.

Call for your free quote: 07311091804
Email: sales@miltonkeynesroofing.uk

How to Choose the Best Roofing Company in Milton Keynes

A clear, practical guide to choosing a trusted roofer in Milton Keynes. It explains what “best” really means for your home, how to compare quotes fairly, and the Building Regulations that matter—then shows how Maxwells Roofing delivers on each point with local expertise, fast response, and written guarantees.

What you’ll learn and get:
- What to prioritise: local proof of work, fixed written quotes, quality materials (tile, slate, EPDM, GRP, felt), full insurance, and aftercare.
- The Milton Keynes checklist (step-by-step): verify local presence; insurance and safe access; Building Regulations (Parts A, B, C, F, L); proper surveys with photos; materials and matching; guarantees; timescales; sensible payment terms.
- Why local matters: estate-specific tiles, wind‑exposed ridges/verges, and robust flat roof detailing common in MK.
- How to compare quotes: scope/inclusions (scaffolding, waste), materials equivalence, weather protection and sequence, guarantees and Building Control sign‑off.
- Key questions to ask any roofer and red flags to avoid (pressure sales, no paperwork, unusually cheap quotes).
- How Maxwells ticks every box: owner‑led by Luke Maxwell, 80+ 5★ Checkatrade and 5★ only on Google, transparent pricing, fast leak response, standards‑aware advice.
- Our process: free survey, photo report, fixed quote, planned schedule, professional installation, compliance and tidy sign‑off, aftercare.
- Services: repairs and re‑roofs (pitched and flat), gutters/roofline, inspections, skylights/Velux, chimneys, fascia and soffits.
- Areas covered: Milton Keynes, Newport Pagnell, Bletchley, Stony Stratford, Great Linford, Bradwell—plus Northampton, Bedford, Luton.
- FAQs answered: free quotes, leak attendance, >25% re‑roof and Building Control, ventilation/insulation, insurance, warranties, rooflight installs.

Need help now? Call 07311091804 or email sales@miltonkeynesroofing.uk for a free, no‑obligation quote.