Local roofers, right across London.

How roofs change across our patch

The right repair depends on what a house is built from, and that shifts as you move out from the centre of London. Victorian and Edwardian terraces tend to have slate roofs, party walls and hidden valleys at the back. Further out, interwar semis usually have hipped roofs in clay or concrete tile, often with mortar-bedded ridges that loosen with age.

Across Essex, Kent and Sussex you’ll find more post-war estates, newer developments and older village houses side by side, and homes near the coast and on open high ground take more wind. Each area page explains what we tend to see there, and which services are most often needed.

Can’t see your town? The lists above show our most requested areas, not everywhere we go. We also take on work in the Cotswolds. Call 07450 208032 and we’ll tell you straight away whether we can help.