Roofers across Surrey, West London & Berkshire

Ascot has a real mix of property. Large detached houses and older period homes sit alongside newer developments, so there is no single type of roof around here. We work on pitched tile and slate roofs, flat roofs on extensions and garages, and everything from the chimney down to the guttering.

Virginia Water has a lot of larger detached houses, and bigger homes usually mean bigger, more involved roofs. Steeper pitches, more complex shapes, several chimneys and long gutter runs are all common here, so it pays to have a roofer who takes the time to look properly before quoting. Sometimes a targeted repair is the sensible choice rather than a full new roof, and we will tell you straight when that is the case.

Richmond has a lot of period, Victorian and Edwardian housing, along with terraces and townhouses that need a careful hand. Older roofs, chimneys and fascias often need repairs done sympathetically, especially where conservation matters, and we are happy to work with the materials that suit the property.

Windsor blends older period homes, with their steep tiled and slate roofs, and more modern properties on newer estates. Older roofs often need chimney repairs, slipped tiles sorting or worn flashing replaced, while flat roofs over extensions and garages tend to need attention after a good few winters. We are set up to work on all of it, whether that is a small repair or a full new roof.

Chobham has plenty of character and period homes, along with rural and semi-rural properties set back off the lanes. Older pitched roofs, natural slate and clay tiles all need a careful eye, and the more exposed spots around the village can take a battering in wet and windy Surrey weather. We are used to working on this kind of property and matching materials so any repair blends in with what is already there.

Weybridge ranges from large detached family homes to older period property, and each type comes with its own roofing quirks. Older roofs often need chimney repairs or new flashing, while bigger homes have long runs of guttering and fascia that bear the brunt of the wetter months.