Roofers covering West Bridgford and the villages south of the Trent.
Roofers covering West Bridgford and the villages south of the Trent. Edwardian and 1930s villas with steep clay tiled roofs, where matching the original character of the roof matters.
West Bridgford went up largely between the 1880s and the 1930s, and it shows in the roofs. The Edwardian villas and larger semis around Musters Road and Melton Road were well built, with steep pitches, decorative clay tiles, prominent gables and often terracotta ridge detailing. Those roofs are worth restoring rather than simplifying, and matching ridge tiles and finials is frequently part of the job. Because the properties are larger they tend to have more complex roof shapes, so valleys, dormers and multiple chimney stacks are common, and that is where the leadwork comes in. Lady Bay and the streets nearest the Trent sit low, so guttering and rainwater goods need to be working properly rather than merely present.
Free quote, no obligation. Call Joseph or send a photograph of the problem on WhatsApp.
Along with West Bridgford itself we work across Edwalton, Gamston, Ruddington, Lady Bay, Wilford and the surrounding villages.
No. Quotes are free and there is no obligation, in West Bridgford the same as anywhere else we cover.
We are based in Derby and West Bridgford 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 Edwalton, Gamston, Ruddington 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.