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At Industrial Roofing Services (NE) Ltd, our gutter repairs, installations, and servicing in Newcastle upon Tyne keep industrial and commercial buildings dry, protected, and compliant. We work on large sites, warehouses, factories, retail units, and public buildings across the North East. Our team surveys your gutters, identifies defects, and carries out targeted repairs or full replacement where needed.
We work with uPVC and metal gutter systems, fascia, and soffits. We plan access around your operations. You get clear advice, a written proposal, and guttering that drains correctly. This reduces water ingress risk and supports your industrial roof performance.
We focus on industrial and commercial gutter systems on steel, asbestos cement, and flat roofing. We support property owners, facilities managers, and contractors across Newcastle upon Tyne and Tyne and Wear.
We often combine gutter repairs with wider roof works from our industrial roofing services. This means you deal with one specialist contractor for the full envelope.
We use a clear, repeatable process. You understand what is happening on your site and why.
Where we find wider roof problems, we may recommend a targeted roof survey. This helps you plan budgets and manage risk across the full roof area.
Industrial gutters carry large roof areas. Minor defects quickly lead to internal leaks and disruption. We look for early signs of failure and address them before they spread.
We also assess your roof drainage strategy. We may suggest planned roof and gutter clearance to reduce future blockages and extend roof service life.
During surveys we compare the condition of your existing system with the cost and performance of repair, re-lining, or full replacement. This helps you choose the most suitable approach for your building and budget.
| Option | Best suited to | Typical actions | Main advantages |
|---|---|---|---|
| Local repair | Small leaks and isolated defects | Re-seal joints, replace short gutter sections, renew outlets | Lower cost, minimal disruption, fast response to leaks |
| Gutter re-lining | Ageing gutters with widespread wear but sound structure | Clean down, prep surfaces, install new membrane or coating | Extends service life and improves water tightness |
| Full replacement | Severe corrosion, deformation, or incorrect falls | Strip out old gutters, install new uPVC or metal system | Resets drainage design and improves long term performance |
Where gutters approach the end of their practical life, we may recommend a planned replacement. This happens alongside other roof maintenance tasks to limit future breakdowns.
Well planned gutter maintenance reduces risk of leaks, internal damage, and unplanned shutdowns. It also supports health and safety. You minimise reactive access and emergency call outs during severe weather.
For more planning detail, read our guide to regular gutter maintenance on commercial roofs. This explains inspection intervals and common defect patterns.
Fascia boards carry the guttering, while soffits help ventilate your roof void and protect the eaves. On commercial buildings these components sit in exposed positions. They face constant weathering and UV exposure.
We use high quality uPVC fascia and soffit materials for long term weather resistance and low maintenance. We can combine replacement with industrial roof cladding works to refresh the full envelope.
Our guttering team works across many industrial and commercial sectors in Newcastle upon Tyne and the wider North East. We understand the access, safety, and operational constraints for each site type.
You can see the full list of sectors we work with and the different building types we support.
We offer a free site survey for industrial and commercial gutters within our normal operating area. This visit allows us to see the roof and review historical issues. We discuss access and programme with you.
Spotting issues early reduces repair cost and disruption. During our survey we look for visual and operational warning signs. These indicate your gutters may need repair or replacement.
Our blog post on signs that your gutter needs replacing explains how these symptoms relate to deeper problems within the gutter system.
Access planning is a major part of industrial gutter work. We select methods that match your building, occupancy, and timeframe. All methods meet UK health and safety requirements.
On complex buildings we may support access planning with drone roof inspections. These give safe, high level views of gutter routes, outlets, and roof obstacles.
We focus on industrial and commercial roofing. Gutter design and performance sit at the heart of what we do. Our team works on projects ranging from small local repairs to large multi-site programmes.
You can read independent feedback from clients on our testimonials page. This highlights our approach to communication, safety, and project delivery.
If you are responsible for an industrial or commercial building and have gutter concerns, we are ready to help. You can contact us to arrange a free survey. You can also discuss a specific leak, project, or maintenance requirement.
To get started, use our contact form or call the numbers shown on this page. We will arrange your gutter survey in Newcastle upon Tyne.
Many managers prefer to understand the broader context before committing to major works. We have written a range of free guides. These discuss design, maintenance, and health and safety for industrial guttering and roof drainage.
We focus on industrial and commercial buildings rather than domestic properties. Typical sites include factories, warehouses, logistics hubs, retail units, schools, healthcare facilities, and public buildings. We work across Newcastle upon Tyne and the surrounding North East region. We support owners, occupiers, and managing agents with both one-off repairs and planned programmes.
We work on most industrial gutter systems. These include uPVC, metal box gutters, valley and boundary gutters, and asbestos cement gutter profiles. Where possible we repair or re-line the existing system. When gutters reach the end of their serviceable life, we recommend and install a suitable modern replacement. This is based on your roof type and site conditions.
Common warning signs include overflowing gutters during rain, internal leaks, green staining on walls, or visible sagging runs. Corrosion, cracked joints, or frequent blockages also suggest deeper problems. Our free survey in Newcastle upon Tyne assesses current condition and identifies root causes. We set out repair, re-lining, or replacement options with clear cost guidance.
Yes, we can set up planned gutter maintenance visits tailored to your building type and risk profile. Many industrial sites benefit from at least one visit per year. More frequent checks help where trees, complex roofs, or sensitive operations are present. We combine gutter clearance with inspection and minor repairs during the same visit.
In most cases yes. We plan access, traffic management, and sequencing so your operations can continue with minimal disruption. We agree work areas, times, and safety controls in advance. For particularly sensitive processes, we can programme work around shut-down periods or nights. This reduces impact on your staff and customers.
We use a range of access methods depending on building height, layout, and duration of works. Options include mobile elevating work platforms, scaffold, fixed edge protection, and roofline walkways. Our team selects the safest practical option for each project. We follow current UK health and safety regulations and site-specific procedures.
Yes, we regularly work on industrial roofs that include asbestos cement sheets and gutter systems. Our operatives hold relevant training and follow strict control measures. If gutters or roof sheets are damaged, we plan works carefully to reduce disturbance. We also advise when specialist asbestos contractors should assist with removal.
Response time depends on workload and the severity of the issue. We aim to prioritise active leaks that threaten operations or safety. During your initial call we gather details, assess urgency, and schedule a visit. Emergency repairs may focus on temporary containment first. A permanent solution follows once conditions allow.
Yes, our survey and report set out honest options so you can make informed decisions. We explain the current condition, likely remaining service life, and long term cost implications. Where localised repair is sensible we state that. Where widespread failure exists, we recommend re-lining or replacement. We outline the benefits of each approach.
