Hampshire Fascia & Cladding, Dry Verge Installers

Dry Ridge & Dry Verge Roof Systems

Protect your property from damp and bad weather with dry ridge and dry verge roof systems installed by Hampshire Fascia & Cladding. Serving domestic and commercial customers in Fareham, Hampshire. We will remove your old wet-bedded cement system and replace it with our fantastic dry roofing solution. Guaranteed for over 30 years, dry ridge and dry verge systems are installed as standard on new-build properties.

Dry Verge Systems are used where the tiles of a roof finish on an open edge on the sloping side known as the gable of verge on a pitched roof.

As well as being used for securing, it also makes the roof line more pleasing to the eye.

If the old cement has started to crack or full out the verge, Then the new Maintenance Free dry verge or dry ridge protection system is an excellent addition to the upkeep of your property. Fitted to all new builds as standard.

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Dry Verge & Dry Ridge are a mortar-free system which acts as a closure on the roof verge of houses, garages and porches to protect tiles from wind uplift, pest infestation and weather degradation in accordance with BS 5534.

Dry Verge System Angled Ridge Cap are manufactured from modern plastics material and available in popular Anthracite Grey, Brown and Terracotta colours.

Quick and easy to install – ‘Flex Points’ allow it to fit with Verge Sections installed at different angles.
Selection of popular colours Anthracite Grey, Brown and Terracotta.
Lightweight.
Hardwearing and durable.
Maintenance free.

​Dry Verge & Dry Ridge are a mortar-free system which acts as a closure on the roof verge of houses, garages and porches to protect tiles from wind uplift, pest infestation and weather degradation in accordance with BS 5534.

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Dry Verge System Angled Ridge Cap are manufactured from modern plastics material and available in popular Anthracite Grey, Brown and Terracotta colours.

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Dry Verge & Dry Ridge are a mortar-free system which acts as a closure on the roof verge of houses, garages and porches to protect tiles from wind uplift, pest infestation and weather degradation in accordance with BS 5534.