Inspect the verge
Establish the condition, priorities and access before work is specified.
Dry verge systems
Mortar-free verge units fitted to protect and finish exposed roof edges.
Dry verge systems.
Interlocking dry verge units replace exposed mortar at the edge of a tiled roof. The units are selected to suit the tile and fixed to provide a secure, consistent finish.
- Mortar-free roof edge
- Secure mechanical fixing
- Colour options
- New and existing tiled roofs
The roof decides the specification.
Condition, roof shape, exposure, drainage, access and the surrounding details all affect the work required. JDL inspects those factors before confirming the scope.
How the work is completed.
The detailed method follows the agreed specification. These are the main stages.
Remove failed mortar
Confirm the system, materials and practical arrangements in writing.
Prepare the roof edge
Complete the agreed work methodically and keep the property protected.
Fit and check each unit
Inspect the completed work and confirm the applicable terms.
Your written terms
10-year guarantee.
10-year guarantee on eligible dry verge installations.
The written quotation confirms the system, included work and the complete guarantee terms for the specified project.
Read the guarantee informationCommon questions.
What does a dry verge system replace?
Interlocking dry verge units replace exposed mortar at the edge of a tiled roof. They provide a mechanically fixed finish to protect the verge.
How are the verge units selected and fitted?
The units are selected to suit the roof tile. JDL inspects the verge, removes failed mortar, prepares the roof edge and fits and checks the units.
Can photographs help with the first assessment?
Yes. Ground-level or safely taken photographs can provide useful context. A final specification may still require an on-site roof survey.
How soon will I receive my roofing quote?
After the site visit, JDL sends your written quotation within 48 hours. Most are sent within 24 hours.