Choosing Dry Verge

When choosing dry verge, it's always best to have it matching your brickwork, but the choice is entirely yours.

Dry verge comes in a few colours. You can choose from:

- Brown
- A black-grey colour
- White

Usually I advise against choosing white, because white gets dirty quickly. The most popular colour is brown.

Advantages of Dry Verge:

Dry verge has a neat, attractive appearance, and is maintenance free for life.

Once it's been installed, there is no more cracked cement to worry about. There's no more repairing or patching. So that cuts down on repair bills from day one.

It really is "fit and forget".

Dry verge prevents the entrance of rain, thereby removing a common cause of rotten spars. And it defends against the wind blowing tiles off your roof.

If you've ever had the problem of birds finding their way into your loft, dry verge is the ideal solution for preventing this problem. It's the perfect solution for stopping the birds, squirrels and other animals squeezing through those gaps on the gable end.


How much does Dry Verge cost?

How long is a piece of string? It really depends on the size of the house and the work involved. But it's probably much less than you think.

For less than the price of a weekend break, or for the cost of a family meal out at a restaurant, you could have your dry verge system supplied and installed by skilled fitters.

The friendly staff at Dry Verge Local will gladly provide a free estimate. You'll find our prices very competitive. And it's worth bearing in mind that our motto is "Quality and value, not cheapness". So you can be assured of a good job.


Did You Know?

Did you know that all new houses are built with dry verge built in. Nowadays, it's considered an essential part of the house.


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We've made it easy for you to request a quote. Simply fill in a few details on the online form, click submit, and we'll get back to you. Or call me, John, directly on 07581 180058.

Your only tough decision will be which colour to choose!