Chimney Repairs, Rebuilds & Maintenance
At JD Roofing & Home Improvements, we specialise in providing high-quality dry verge systems to protect your roof from the elements. We offer expert installation and repair of dry verge systems that ensure long-lasting protection against wind, rain, and weather damage. A professionally fitted dry verge is not only crucial for safeguarding the edges of your roof but also adds a clean, polished appearance that enhances your home’s curb appeal.
Our dry verge systems are made from durable plastic, which necessitates less maintenance compared to traditional materials. This low upkeep ensures that your roof maintains its aesthetic appeal over time and contributes to the long-lasting performance of the system. We operate across County Down, Antrim & Tyrone.

Benefits of Dry Verge Systems


Our Dry Verge Services
A dry verge system is a modern roofing solution designed to seal the edges of a pitched roof where the tiles finish over the gable end. Unlike traditional mortar, which can crack and deteriorate over time, a dry verge system uses interlocking caps or verges that clip over the edge of the roof tiles. This innovative approach provides a secure fixing for the tiles while allowing for natural movement in the roof structure.
The dry verge system is made from durable materials such as UPVC or plastic, ensuring a long-lasting and maintenance-free finish. By replacing traditional mortar with these interlocking caps, homeowners can enjoy a more reliable and weather-resistant roofing system. The result is a neat, uniform appearance that not only enhances the aesthetic appeal of your home but also offers superior protection against the elements.
Not sure whether you need a dry verge system? Look out for these common signs that indicate it’s time to upgrade:
- Cracked or crumbling mortar on roof edges: Traditional mortar can deteriorate over time, leading to gaps that allow water to seep in.
- Loose or missing roof tiles: If the tiles along the edges of your roof are loose or missing, your roof may be vulnerable to damage.
- Water ingress at the roofline: If you notice water leaking through the roofline, it could be a sign that your verge system is compromised.
- Gaps where pests can enter the roof space: Gaps in the verge system can allow birds, insects, or rodents to access your roof, causing potential damage.
- Visible wear and tear on your current verge system: If your existing verge system looks worn or damaged, it may be time to upgrade to a more durable solution.
If you notice any of these issues, it’s time to invest in a durable dry verge system to protect your roof and home.