Find trusted Western Isles roofers

We have teamed up with certified Western Isles roofers so that you can be sure that you are getting not only the best product on the market, but also a fully trained and vetted contractor to install it. PermaRoof UK approved roofing contractor network brings you quality assurance and a reliability. With PermaRoof UK, finding the right roofers in Western Isles for your flat roof repairs or installations couldn’t be simpler. All our featured flat roofers have:

• completed our accredited product installation course
• been enrolled on the Competent Roofer scheme as run by the NFRC (National Federation of Roofing Contractors)
• been credit checked
• been site inspected

Use the postcode search below to see if we have a featured contractor in your area. If we don’t have a contractor featured on the site for your postcode, please leave your details in the online form by following the link below and we’ll get back to you straightaway with a recommendation.

All of our installers have all completed a product installation course and are registered and monitored. They have also been site inspected, are members of the OSCAR scheme, assuring competency, and are financially credit checked ensuring you are dealing with a bona fide quality company.

Every roofing contractor part of our network has completed a registered and fully monitored product installation course. Furthermore, each contractor is site inspected and credit-checked so that you can be sure to engage a quality, registered company. Every Western Isles roofer on our list is enrolled on the Competent Roofer scheme as run by the NFRC (National Federation of Roofing Contractors).

We are exceptionally proud of the reputation we have built up for excellence in training, supply and installation of quality flat roofing and we are pleased to be able to share our network of independent Western Isles roofers with our customers today.

PermaRoof UK can connect you with trained, vetted and approved Western Isles roofers  – completely free of charge. Simply enter your postcode in the search box, search by area or contact us directly for further assistance.

The Western Isles, also known as the Outer Hebrides, lie off the west coast of Scotland, and are made up of 15 inhabited islands and more than 50 further islands with no settlers.

The combined population is around 27,000, and the major islands are Lewis and Harris, Benbecula, Barra, South Uist and North Uist. Lewis and Harris is the largest of the Western Isles, and the third largest in the British Isles, following Great Britain and Ireland. Although connected by land, Lewis and Harris are often referred to locally as separate islands.

There are more than 7,500 freshwater lochs in the Outer Hebrides, and the major islands have deep sea inlets. The region is an area of outstanding natural beauty, much of the archipelago is a haven and protected habitat and includes 53 Sites of Special Scientific Interest.

The Western Isles have a long, recorded history and came under Norse control in the late 8th and early 9th Centuries. The Isles were handed over to the Kingdom of Scotland following the Treaty of Perth in 1266. In 1493, James IV led the dissolution of the Lordship of the Isles, due to the growing threat of the Clan Donald against the Scottish Crown. There followed a time of unrest, as there was no formal governance in place, and in 1506, the Earl of Huntly captured Stornoway Castle.

It was in the early 1700s that the Outer Hebrides became part of the Kingdom of Great Britain following the introduction of the Treat of Union. There was an uprising of clansmen, who supported the Earl of Mar. The Jacobite hopes were quashed, however, in the Battle of Culloden, and the repercussions were felt as far as the Western Isles.

The islands were controversially ‘cleared’ during the 19th Century, and the remaining islanders rallied towards the late 1800s, growing economically with fishing, tourism and the export of cattle.

The economy today has changed little, as the islands still thrive on the tourist industry, fishing and weaving the famous Harris tweed cloth. The Western Isles are still classed as an ‘economically fragile area’ and relies today on primary industries, with agriculture and fishing remaining dependent on environmental impact.

The buildings of the Outer Hebrides range from the ancient to the modern, and the locals rely on a range of building and roofing skills for projects such as:

• Eco-friendly green roofs for water conservation and management projects
• Felt roof replacement
• EPDM rubber roof installations
• Commercial and domestic liquid waterproofing
• Flat roof repair and maintenance
• Gutter clearing and innovative products
• Rubber roofing material and application
• Flat roof extension projects
• And much more.

Although the Outer Hebrides has strong boat and ferry links to the mainland, homeowners experience similar problems in their search for reliable flat roof professionals to tackle the critical works around the home as homeowners do in the rest of the country.

The PermaRoof UK approved installer network has roofers in the Western Isles waiting to provide you with flat roof quotes for your projects.

Now, finding a recommended roofer in Harris, a flat roof specialist in Stornoway or a felt roof replacement in Barra is super-easy, fast and free with PermaRoof UK. Try us today!

All of our installers have all completed a product installation course and are registered and monitored. They have also been site inspected, assuring competency, and are financially credit checked ensuring you are dealing with a bona fide quality company.

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