
Roofers across Sussex, based in Brighton
Sure Seal are roofers across Sussex, working from Chichester to Hastings and up to East Grinstead out of our Brighton base. Book a free roof inspection, or ring 24/7 if the rain is already coming in.
Get your free quote
Pick the job. It takes about 30 seconds.
Or call 01273 115938. No deposit, no call-out charge.
Towns we cover across East and West Sussex
Pick your town to see how we handle the roofs, weather and housing there.
Why a Brighton base serves all of Sussex
Brighton sits in the middle of the Sussex coast, with the A23, A27 and A259 running out to every corner of the county.
Central on the coast road
The A27 runs east to Lewes and Eastbourne and west to Worthing and Chichester, while the A259 follows the coast to Shoreham and Seaford. Seaside towns in both directions are an easy run from Brighton.
Straight up the A23
Burgess Hill and Haywards Heath sit up the A273, and Crawley is at the top of the A23, so the commuter towns and the Weald are well within reach.
We know every roof type
Brighton's slate terraces, Wealden clay tiles and Horsham stone, flint cottages under the Downs and 1950s Crawley housing each need a different approach. One team knows them all.
24/7 across the county
A storm off the Channel hits the whole coast at once. Our emergency call-out covers every town in East and West Sussex around the clock, so nobody is left with a tarpaulin and a bucket.
Covering Sussex: your questions
Do you charge extra to travel outside Brighton?
No. There's no call-out charge wherever you are in Sussex, and the drone survey and quote are free in Chichester or Hastings just as they are in Hove. What you pay depends on the work your roof needs, the materials and the access, and all of it is set out in a written quote before we start.
How fast can you reach me in a roofing emergency?
Fast. Our emergency call-out runs 24/7 across East and West Sussex, and water coming through a ceiling jumps to the front of the queue. Ring as soon as you spot it and tell us where the water is showing. We get the roof made safe and watertight, then come back with a proper plan for the permanent fix.
Do inland Sussex roofs have different problems from coastal ones?
Yes. On the coast, salt air and south-westerly gales drive rain under loose tiles, eat into mortar and lift flashing. Inland, towns like Horsham and East Grinstead sit among trees and heavy clay, so moss grows thick on shaded slopes and clogs gutters, while old handmade clay tiles and heavy Horsham stone need careful matching and fixing. We survey each roof for the conditions it actually faces.
Got a leak, a slipped tile or a roof you are worried about?
Tell us what is going on and Jamie will call you back with a time for your free drone survey.