Roofers covering Burton upon Trent and the surrounding villages.
Roofers covering Burton upon Trent and the surrounding villages. Dense Victorian brewery workers terraces under Welsh slate, plus interwar semis and modern estates out towards Stretton and Branston.
Burton is a brewing town and its housing was built for it. Long rows of Victorian terraces run through Horninglow, Anglesey and Shobnall, put up for brewery workers and covered in Welsh slate on fairly shallow pitches. Slate on a shallow pitch is unforgiving, and once the nails start going the slips come thick and fast, so these are roofs where a re-slate or a re-roof tends to be the honest answer rather than another patch. Across the river at Stapenhill and Winshill there is more interwar and post-war housing on clay and concrete tile. Out towards Stretton and Branston the stock is largely modern. Parts of Burton sit on the Trent floodplain, so working gutters and downpipes are not optional here.
Free quote, no obligation. Call Joseph or send a photograph of the problem on WhatsApp.
Along with Burton upon Trent itself we work across Stapenhill, Winshill, Branston, Stretton, Rolleston on Dove and the surrounding villages.
No. Quotes are free and there is no obligation, in Burton upon Trent the same as anywhere else we cover.
We are based in Derby and Burton upon Trent is well within the area we work every week. For an active leak, ring rather than message and we will tell you honestly when we can be there.
All of it, along with Stapenhill, Winshill, Branston and the surrounding villages. If you are just outside it is still worth asking.
Yes. A single slipped tile, a blocked gutter or a loose ridge tile are all worth sorting before they turn into something bigger, and we would rather do the small job now.