Roof work by McCluskey Roofing
The company behind the name
McCluskey Roofing North East Ltd is registered in England and Wales under company number 17449294. Scott McCluskey is the company director. We are based in Wallsend and provide roofing work across the listed North East areas. These are the details behind the name you see on the website and the sign in the roofing photograph.
Our working hours are Monday to Friday, 8am to 5pm. You can call 07770 714430, email mccluskeyroofing1@gmail.com or use the enquiry form. Quotes are free. Tell us the property postcode and the kind of work you are considering so the discussion starts with the right information.
Work we can discuss with you
Our services include full slate and tiled roof replacements, roof repairs, flat roofing and EPDM rubber roofs. We also carry out chimney repointing and lead flashing work, and solid tiled conservatory roof conversions. The roof covering, supporting structure and junctions determine which approach makes sense for a particular property.
A replacement is not the answer to every leak. Equally, a small patch cannot put a widely deteriorated roof back in order. The purpose of an assessment is to understand the difference. We look at what you have noticed, how the roof is arranged and which details need examining before recommending the next step.
Coverage from our Wallsend base
We cover Wallsend, Newcastle, Whitley Bay, North Shields, South Shields, Gosforth, Killingworth, Hebburn, Morpeth and Durham. The areas page gives more context about local roofing considerations without claiming that any photograph was taken in a particular town. If your location is not listed, contact us with your postcode to ask about coverage.
Access varies from one home to another. A terrace, a semi-detached house and a property with a glazed rear extension can need different scaffold arrangements even when their roofs look similar. Mention shared boundaries, restricted side access and anything that could influence where equipment or materials can be placed.
From first conversation to finishing details
Start by explaining the problem or the change you have in mind. Useful information includes the existing roof material, where damp appears and whether the issue follows wind or prolonged rain. Observations made from the ground or indoors are enough to begin; do not climb onto the roof to obtain photographs.
The assessment informs the proposed scope. Materials, access, preparation and relevant roof details should be understood before work is agreed. Where stripping reveals hidden defects, the findings need discussing instead of assuming every roof will follow an identical sequence. Weather can also affect when a covering can be opened and how the work progresses.
Finishing details include the ridge, flashing and roof edges involved in the agreed job. Waste arrangements and the final tidy belong in the planning conversation too. Our guides explain these considerations in more depth so you can ask informed questions about your own home.
See work and check public profiles
The gallery contains real roofing photographs supplied by the client and from the previous McCluskey website. It includes completed coverings and work in progress. The neutral captions identify the work without naming customers or assigning it to a town. A photograph is useful context, not a specification for another roof.
You can also visit the public Checkatrade and MyBuilder profiles. We link to the profiles directly without reproducing ratings or review claims here. If you want to discuss a detail you see in the gallery, mention the photograph when you contact us.