Dormer & window restoration
The homeowner praised John and the AP team for careful restoration, particularly around the more complex curved windows.

Fixing Crawley roofs for over 20 years. Trusted by hundreds of customers in Crawley for roof repairs, flat roofing and new roofs, with clear advice and a free estimate before you decide.

A slipped tile, tired flashing or overflowing gutter is easier to deal with before water reaches the room below. We help Crawley homeowners find the weak point and agree a sensible repair.
Already have a roof leak? Tell us when it happens. From wind-driven rain to a damp chimney breast, we investigate the cause and explain the work needed.
What a winter roof check involves ↗Roof repairs, new roofs and the small jobs that matter. Selected feedback from customers who have used the team.
From 27 reviews in the last 12 months.
94 reviews on the profile.
The homeowner praised John and the AP team for careful restoration, particularly around the more complex curved windows.
The customer highlighted a helpful company and a positive experience keeping in touch.
Quickly arranged scaffolding and a substantial team helped complete the roof work, with a clean finish that delighted the homeowner.
The customer valued a clearly explained quotation, dependable scheduling and the professional handling of the repair.
Helpful guidance, a punctual team and little disruption made this roof and chimney project straightforward for the customer.
After comparing quotations, the homeowner chose AP and praised the prompt communication, roofing team and thorough clearance afterwards.
A leaking roof prompted a quick quotation and a clean, efficiently completed replacement that impressed the homeowner.
The customer was pleased with the finished repair and highlighted how efficiently the work was handled.
A responsive quotation process, an agreed completion date and a spotless finish earned this homeowner’s recommendation.
The homeowner praised a fast-working team, regular progress updates and the care taken to keep the property clean.
Scaffolding was arranged as part of the repair, with photographs helping the customer understand the damage and the solution.
The customer singled out thorough workmanship, dependable service, fair pricing and communication throughout the job.
An inspection changed the plan from repair to replacement. The homeowner appreciated the care and quality of the work.
The customer valued punctual arrival, sensible pricing and a well-finished job, with the team clearing up afterwards.
The homeowner appreciated help with a smaller job, including an additional gutter connection and attention to nearby flashing.
The customer was delighted with the new roof and said they would recommend the company.
The homeowner highlighted punctual roofers, polite service and an efficiently completed job with a finish they were pleased with.
The team repaired the requested tiles and also noticed and replaced a leaking gutter connector.
The homeowner was pleased with the speed of the work and the tidy condition of the property afterwards.
The customer appreciated regular updates while the team renewed roof layers, removed moss and dealt with broken tiles.
After finding the search for a suitable roofer difficult, the homeowner described being glad to have chosen this company.
The customer praised polite workers, the standard of the finished work and pricing they felt was competitive.
Regular updates during the roof and roofline work helped keep the customer informed, and they were delighted with the finish.
The customer described an efficient, professional experience and said they had already recommended the company to others.
The homeowner was delighted with a new roof that was finished within the agreed budget and timescale.
The customer appreciated a straightforward experience with a friendly team that arrived on time and repaired the guttering efficiently.
The customer reported a promptly cleared blockage and appreciated the team identifying missing or loose slates as well.
The customer was impressed by the speed and professionalism of the team and the standard of the finished work.
The customer’s feedback highlighted a job completed promptly and at the time that had been agreed.
The homeowner valued the team’s reliability and pace of work and was very satisfied with the completed repair.
The customer appreciated a quick reply and a gutter repair completed without a long wait.
The homeowner praised the professionalism and finished result, and said they would happily use the company again.
The customer valued clear messages, a quick visit, competitive pricing and a friendly team.
The homeowner praised Mick and Lee for friendly service, efficient working and the quality of the new guttering.
With water entering the property, the customer appreciated prompt attention, a professional team and a tidy repair.
A quickly arranged quotation and neatly completed work left this homeowner happy to recommend the team.
The customer valued explained options, regular updates and photographs showing the repair after it had been completed.
The customer highlighted a professional approach and work that kept to the agreed timing and budget.
The homeowner was happy with the time taken to repair the roof and the price, and recommended AP.
The customer praised responsive, courteous workers who completed the job efficiently and kept them informed.
Summaries of genuine Checkatrade feedback from the profile listed as Bonwycks roofing. Original scores, public names, dates and locations retained. Checked 25 October 2026.
We have been fixing Crawley roofs for over 20 years. From a slipped tile to a complete new roof, you get a clear explanation of the problem, a defined scope and a free estimate for the work.
Fully insured. Work guaranteed. A local number to call when you need to talk it through.
Roofing problems rarely arrive with a neat label. You may notice a damp patch after wind-driven rain, a tile in the garden, water running behind a gutter, staining around a chimney breast or a flat roof that has started to blister and hold water. The useful question is not simply “what can we patch?” It is “where is the water getting in, why has that part failed, and what is the proportionate way to put it right?”
AP Roofing Sussex works across Crawley on pitched and flat roofs, roof repairs, complete reroofing, chimneys, leadwork, guttering, fascias and soffits. Some roofs need a small local repair. Others have reached the point where repeated patching is costing more than addressing the wider build-up. We explain that difference before work begins.
Our main service area covers Crawley and the surrounding Sussex and Surrey border, including RH10 and RH11. That means we regularly deal with the mix of post-war tiled housing, older properties, garages, extensions, dormers and commercial roof areas found across neighbourhoods such as Three Bridges, Pound Hill, Maidenbower, Ifield, Tilgate, Furnace Green, Southgate, Broadfield and Worth.
The roof covering is only one part of keeping a building dry. We also work on the junctions, drainage and roofline details that often cause or contribute to leaks.

Leaks, tiles, storm damage and failed details diagnosed before they are repaired.
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Repairs and new systems for garages, extensions, dormers and commercial roofs.
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Full pitched and flat roof replacement with the whole build-up considered.
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Tiles, slate, ridges, valleys, verges, membranes and ventilation.
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Repointing, flashing and weathering around exposed chimney stacks.
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Gutters, fascias and soffits checked together at the edge of the roof.
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A complete tiled roof renewal, bringing the main slopes, ridge and eaves together in one consistent finish.
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A clean, low-profile extension roof with two rooflights and carefully considered perimeter details.
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A red brick chimney above a slate roof, with the stack and its lead weathering treated as one connected detail.
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A natural slate roof with balanced coursing, restrained ridge details and a careful finish around the dormer.
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A coordinated roof edge with straight fascias, tidy soffits and a continuous rainwater route.
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Leaks often start at a detail: flashing, valleys, edges, penetrations or drainage.Water can travel along battens, rafters, membranes and masonry before it becomes visible indoors. That is why a repair based only on the position of the stain can miss the source completely.
When we look at a leaking roof we consider the surrounding covering, ridge and hip lines, valleys, flashing, abutments, roof penetrations, chimney details, gutters and the direction weather is likely to have driven the water. On a flat roof we also look for failed laps, splits, defective trims, outlets, ponding and movement in the deck.
Once the likely cause is clear, the scope should be clear too. If a targeted repair is sensible, that is what we quote. If the failure is part of wider deterioration, we explain why a broader repair or replacement may give better value than another short-lived patch.


We look at the whole water path, the condition of the layers beneath it and the practical access to the job. That is how a repair becomes a clear, proportionate piece of work.
Retain sound material and explain when wider renewal offers a better route.
Covering, support, insulation, ventilation and drainage need to work together.
Know what is included, what is retained and what the written cover applies to.
Different roof types fail in different ways. The repair method, materials and detailing need to suit the roof that is actually on the building.

Repairs, replacement coverings, insulation upgrades, outlets, edge trims and advice on suitable systems such as EPDM, GRP and modern felt.

Local repairs through to complete reroofing, with the underlay, battens, ventilation and weathering details considered as part of the system.

When reroofing is the right route, we look beyond the visible covering to the supporting layers, insulation, ventilation, flashings and drainage.
A roof can look simple from the pavement. Up close, reliable weatherproofing depends on dozens of junctions and details all doing their job.
Cracks, slipping, broken nibs, fixing failure, weathering and local matching.
Loose units, failed mortar or dry-fix components and exposed edges.
Debris, splits, poor detailing and areas where large volumes of water are concentrated.
Flashing, pointing, soakers, step flashing and movement around masonry.
Laps, trims, outlets, drainage falls, local ponding and deck condition.
Blocked or leaking gutters, alignment, fascia condition, soffits and eaves ventilation.
You do not need to know whether the problem is flashing, underlay, a valley or a failed membrane before you call us.
Where the problem appears, when it happens and the property postcode are enough to start. Photos help when you have them.
The visible defect and the surrounding roof are considered together so the quote addresses the cause rather than only the symptom.
Repair, maintenance or replacement is explained in plain English, with the work included set out before you decide.
Crawley is our main local focus, with roofing work across neighbourhoods including Three Bridges, Pound Hill, Maidenbower, Ifield, Tilgate, Furnace Green, Southgate, Northgate, West Green, Langley Green, Gossops Green, Broadfield, Bewbush and Worth.
We also cover nearby towns across West Sussex and the Surrey border. Each area page links back to the relevant technical roofing services so you can understand both the local coverage and the work itself.
These are some of the practical questions that come up before an inspection or quote.
Yes. A single slipped tile, a failed section of flashing, a leaking gutter joint or a local flat-roof defect can be a complete job in its own right. We do not expect every enquiry to become a new roof.
We look at the likely water path rather than assuming the stain indoors is directly below the defect. Tiles or slates, valleys, flashings, roof penetrations, gutters and the surrounding roof condition all matter.
Yes. We work on common flat-roof systems as well as tiled and slate pitched roofs, including garages, extensions, dormers, porches and larger roof areas.
Usually when defects are no longer isolated: widespread covering failure, tired battens or underlay, repeated leaks in different areas, or several major details reaching the end of their life together. We explain the condition before recommending replacement.
We cover RH10 and RH11, including areas such as Three Bridges, Pound Hill, Maidenbower, Ifield, Tilgate, Furnace Green, Southgate, Broadfield, Bewbush, Gossops Green, Langley Green, Worth and surrounding neighbourhoods.
Yes. Roofline, drainage, leadwork and chimney details are often part of the same water-management problem, so we inspect them together where relevant.
Our guides go deeper on leaks, storm damage, flat-roof systems, replacement decisions and Crawley-specific planning considerations.
A practical guide to the factors that affect roof repair and replacement costs in Crawley, without pretending every roof can be priced from a table.
Read guide Roofing guideA calm, practical checklist for a leaking roof: protect the room, avoid unsafe DIY access, note when the leak happens and gather useful clues.
Read guide Roofing guideA homeowner-friendly comparison of EPDM rubber, GRP fibreglass and modern felt flat roofing, including where each system can make sense.
Read guidePractical information for the decisions that shape your roof and your quotation.
Compare EPDM, GRP, felt, clay and concrete tiles, natural slate and lead.
Read the guideUnderstand workmanship cover, product warranties and the records to keep.
Read the guideSee how access, preparation, hidden layers and detail work affect the cost.
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The checks worth making before winter, what you can spot from the ground and which small defects deserve attention first.
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A roof that stays dry in a shower can still leak in a storm. Here is what that weather pattern tells you, and what it cannot prove.
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Why a dry ceiling does not prove that a missing tile is harmless, and what a proper tile repair needs to check.
Read the guideA leak, a loose tile, a tired flat roof or a full replacement. We will start with the problem in plain English.