04/09/2026
7-METRE GARAGE ROOF REFURBISHMENT
The original roof had been lined with reinforced PVC sheeting rather than a purpose-designed roofing underlay. This type of material is more suited to temporary weather protection and had become brittle, torn and was falling apart beneath the tiles.
Once stripped, rotten barge timbers were also uncovered, confirming that this roof needed a proper rebuild—not another temporary repair.
The existing Quinn Locherne double-pantile roof tiles were carefully removed, checked and re-laid.
Work completed:
✓ New treated barge rafters installed
✓ New breathable roofing membrane
✓ New 50 × 25mm treated tiling battens, set out to the correct gauge
✓ Continuous over-fascia ventilation with eaves felt support trays, helping direct any moisture safely into the gutter
✓ Continuous mechanically fixed dry verges, giving both gables a sleek and secure finish
✓ New grey half-round ridge tiles fitted on a ventilated, mechanically fixed dry-ridge system
✓ Profiled ridge infills completing the dry-ridge system for a neat, high-end finish.
The result is a secure, ventilated and low-maintenance roof system, with mortar-free ridge and verge details built to withstand the weather.
At DARV Construction, we don’t cover over defects or settle for short-term fixes. We identify the underlying problems, use the correct materials and complete every detail to a consistently high standard—delivering premium workmanship and results built to last.
Scroll through to see the full transformation from strip-off to the finished roof.
If the underlay beneath your roof tiles is torn, brittle or falling apart, contact DARV Construction to arrange an inspection.