Full re-roofing across Bradford-on-Avon and surrounding Wiltshire — free survey, itemised quote, written 10-year guarantee. All materials and specification options explained clearly before any commitment.
A complete re-roof is not just new tiles. Here is what every re-roof in Bradford-on-Avon includes as standard.
Free survey assessing tile condition, batten and felt condition, lead status, ridge and hip, guttering and chimney. Written findings provided before any quote is agreed.
All tiles stripped, existing felt and battens removed. Roof deck inspected for rotten or damaged boards. Any structural issues identified before work proceeds.
BS5534-compliant underlay and pressure-treated battens throughout. No re-use of deteriorated battens — this is where corners are most often cut by cheaper contractors.
Lead valleys, chimney flashings and abutment flashings replaced in correct code weights as part of the re-roof. Not patched over existing lead.
Tiles fixed with stainless steel nails or clips — never original mild steel that will corrode again in 30 years. Correct fixing pattern for tile type and roof pitch.
Written workmanship guarantee covering all installation work. Clear terms, not small print. Provided on completion alongside invoice and specification record.
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 replacement 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 survey. Written quote. No obligation.
Re-roofing in Bradford-on-Avon is among the most technically demanding work in our coverage area. Stone slate roofs require specialist knowledge of fixing methods, head lap dimensions, load distribution, and the correct lead specification beneath. The sourcing of matching stone slates from local oolitic limestone suppliers or reputable reclaim merchants adds lead time that we factor into every project plan.
For properties outside the core conservation area — modern and post-war housing on the town fringes — standard concrete interlocking tile re-roofing applies. The contrast between the two ends of the specification range is stark, and we're experienced at both. All re-roofs include free full survey, written itemised quote, and 10-year workmanship guarantee.
"Full stone slate re-roof on a listed weaver's cottage. The team understood the specification from first contact — correct head laps, code 5 lead valleys, lime mortar, no compromises. The building looks exactly as it should."
"Period farmhouse re-roof in reclaimed Cotswold stone slate — sourced from a Wiltshire supplier to match the original. Took longer to source than expected but they kept us updated. Result is outstanding."
"Modern detached on the edge of town — full concrete interlocking tile re-roof. Nothing complicated but done thoroughly and at a fair price. Completely different type of work to the period properties but handled just as well."
Stone slate re-roofing on a typical Bradford-on-Avon period property: from £12,000–£20,000 depending on size, stone sourcing and lead specification. Clay plain tile alternative where permitted: £8,000–£13,000. Free full survey and itemised quote.
Typically 7–12 working days for a standard terraced or semi-detached property, longer for larger or more complex buildings. Stone tile fixing is slower than concrete tile and the correct head laps cannot be rushed.
Yes. We advise on consent requirements, prepare material specifications, and liaise with the Conservation Officer and planning authority as required. We do not start work on listed buildings without confirming consent status.
Yes — modern and post-war properties on the town fringes use standard concrete interlocking tile specification. Very different work to stone slate but we price and deliver both competently.
It depends on the property. Modern estate housing typically uses concrete interlocking tile — durable, matched to surrounding properties. Period and conservation area properties should use clay plain tile or natural slate. We advise on the most appropriate material for your specific property and planning context during the free survey.
A full re-roof removes a common pre-purchase survey concern and is typically reflected positively in valuations. The exact impact depends on the market, but a documented 10-year guarantee and clearly maintained roof is a strong selling point compared to a property with a survey flag on roof condition.
We monitor forecasts and plan the strip phase around dry weather windows. We never leave a fully-stripped roof overnight without weatherproofing in place. If a weather delay extends beyond one day, we communicate clearly and keep the roof secure. Our 10-year guarantee covers any issues arising from our workmanship regardless of weather during the build.
No call-out fees. No obligation. Local roofer with 20+ years covering Wiltshire.
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