Roof repairs in Bradford-on-Avon require a level of material awareness and craft skill that goes beyond standard roofing. The town's Cotswold stone slate roofs are technically demanding — heavy,... Free no-obligation quotes, no call-out fees.
All types of roof repair across Bradford-on-Avon and surrounding Wiltshire villages. Same local team, same guarantee, same standards as our Chippenham base.
Slipped, cracked or missing tiles replaced in matching profile. Clay, concrete and natural slate — we source correctly and don't leave mismatched repairs visible.
Get a quote →Lead valley relines and chimney flashing replacement in correct code weights. Properly cut and dressed lead — not sealant over old flashing.
Get a quote →Failed ridge and hip mortar raked out and replaced in flexible mortar. Loose tiles re-bedded. Full ridge inspection included on every visit.
Get a quote →Chimney stack repointing, lead flashing replacement, pot replacement and flaunching renewal. Lime mortar on historic masonry as standard.
Get a quote →Felt repair, GRP patch repair and full replacement on extension and outbuilding flat roofs. GRP fibreglass replacement recommended over re-felting on aged roofs.
Get a quote →Blocked valleys cleared, cracked valley liners replaced. Guttering repairs and replacement where downpipes, joints and brackets have failed.
Get a quote →The Avon Valley's consistently high moisture makes this the most demanding environment in our coverage for lead and felt longevity — we specify code 5 lead on exposed stacks as standard here. For roof repairs work in Bradford On Avon, this means specification choices that reflect the actual conditions rather than generic Wiltshire averages.
Extensive Bath stone conservation area with terraced hillsides — one of the highest concentrations of listed buildings in Wiltshire. We are 10 miles south from Bradford On Avon — 20 minutes — with no travel surcharge and same local knowledge that applies to every property type in this area.
Free quotes. No call-out fees. 20 minutes from Chippenham.
Roof repairs in Bradford-on-Avon require a level of material awareness and craft skill that goes beyond standard roofing. The town's Cotswold stone slate roofs are technically demanding — heavy, irregular stone tiles with large head laps, lead valleys in heavier code weights than clay tile, and lime mortar on all masonry. The valley moisture means lead deteriorates faster than on higher, drier ground, and we see valley failures on properties that were reflashed 20–25 years ago.
Conservation area and listed building compliance is not optional in Bradford-on-Avon — the town has one of the highest densities of listed buildings in Wiltshire, and the Conservation Officer actively monitors repair and maintenance work. We advise on compliance before any specification is agreed. Like-for-like repair in matching materials generally proceeds without consent; anything that changes the visible roof character requires prior discussion.
"Stone slate lead valley failing at the main junction — active water in the back bedroom. Stripped, boards inspected and sound, new code 5 lead throughout, stones relaid correctly. The valley is watertight for the first time in years."
"Bath stone chimney with failed lime pointing and cracked lead apron flashing. Both addressed in the same visit — NHL lime throughout, code 4 lead. Passed Conservation Officer inspection without comment. The right people for this type of work."
"Cotswold stone cottage on the ridge — several stone slates cracked and lifting. Slates sourced to match, refixed with correct fixing method. You can't see where the repair is. That's the test."
Yes. We source matching Cotswold stone slates from local and regional suppliers and carry a small stock of common profiles for emergency use. Where an exact match is critical for listed building compliance, we can source from reputable reclaim merchants.
Like-for-like repair in matching materials generally doesn't require listed building consent. Changes to material specification, roof profile or any work that alters the character of a listed building requires consent. We advise during the free survey.
Minor tile and mortar repairs from £150–£400. Stone slate lead valley relines from £400–£800 depending on length. Chimney reflash in code 4/5 lead: £400–£750. Free written quote — call 01249 247 076.
Approximately 10 miles south — 20 minutes driving. No travel surcharge applies. Emergency response target under 2 hours.
We inspect all accessible slopes, ridges, hips, verges, valleys, flashings, chimney stacks and guttering. We provide written findings including photos of any issues identified, and a clear prioritised quote separating urgent repairs from maintenance items. No charge, no obligation.
All repair work carries a written workmanship guarantee — typically 5 years on targeted repairs, 10 years on more extensive work. Lead valley and flashing work carries a 10-year guarantee as standard. Guarantee terms are stated clearly in every written quote.
Yes — you're welcome to view from ground level and we'll explain what we're doing and why. We take photos during the repair showing the condition before, during and after, and share these with you on completion. Transparency is part of the service.
No call-out fees. No obligation. Local roofer with 20+ years covering Wiltshire.
01249 247 076