Full re-roofing across Corsham 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 Corsham 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.
Corsham's conservation area and Bath stone properties retain moisture differently to modern brick — damp penetration from failed mortar is faster on porous limestone. For roof replacement work in Corsham, this means specification choices that reflect the actual conditions rather than generic Wiltshire averages.
Victorian and Edwardian terraces on the High Street and Lacock Road dominate the repair profile. We are 3 miles west from Corsham — 8 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 Corsham's conservation area requires clay plain tile or natural slate, lime mortar throughout, and correct leadwork specification. Concrete tile is not acceptable on listed or conservation area properties. We specify correctly and advise on planning requirements before any work begins.
The estate housing on Corsham's fringes is now entering the re-roof window — 1960s–70s concrete tile with corroded fixings that are failing at increasing frequency. We survey honestly, assess each slope individually, and provide a clear recommendation on whether repair or re-roof represents better value at this stage.
"Conservation area Victorian terrace — full clay plain tile re-roof to planning specification. Lime mortar throughout, code 4 lead valleys. Conservation Officer inspection passed without amendment. Professional from survey to completion."
"1965 detached on the Corsham fringe — nail sickness confirmed system-wide. Full re-roof in new concrete tile with stainless fixings. Three days, clean site, guarantee in writing."
"Victorian farmhouse re-roof in natural Welsh slate. Sourced and installed correctly, lime mortar throughout. The team understood the specification from the first conversation."
Clay plain tile or natural Welsh slate. Lime mortar throughout. No concrete tile or cement mortar on listed or conservation area properties. We confirm specification during the free survey.
Conservation area clay plain tile: £7,000–£10,500. Modern estate concrete tile: £5,500–£8,000. Natural slate: from £9,000. Free survey and itemised quote before any commitment.
Increasingly so on the 1960s–70s stock as it reaches 55–60 years. We survey each slope individually and give honest advice on whether repair or re-roof is the better value option.
3 miles — approximately 8 minutes. No travel surcharge. Free surveys and quotes.
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.
01249 247 076