Based in Edenbridge on the Surrey and Sussex borders, working out across the Weald and up onto the Downs. The towns below are where the work comes from most often, not a limit on where we will travel.
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Edenbridge is home, so a roof here gets looked at quickly and there is never a travel charge on it.
TN8Oxted is a short run north from Edenbridge and a regular patch, mostly larger roofs where tile hanging and leadwork come as standard.
RH8A lot of what we do in Westerham is on period property where the covering and the detail are set before the price is.
TN16Sevenoaks work runs from chimney and flashing jobs on the terraces up to full re-roofs on the larger houses out towards Knole.
TN13Tonbridge is a straight run east along the valley and a regular one, with a lot of repair and re-roof work on the older terraces.
TN9Tunbridge Wells roofs were built on a generous scale, which means real valleys, real leadwork and details that are expected to be kept rather than simplified.
TN1East Grinstead is ten minutes down the road and the housing changes street by street, so nothing there gets priced off an assumption.
RH19Crawley is largely built to a handful of house types, so the same flat roof and the same dormer detail come up repeatedly and there is a right answer to each of them.
RH10Lingfield is barely ten minutes from Edenbridge, so small repairs there are easy to fit in rather than being held for a bigger job.
RH7Horley is mostly straightforward housing stock, which means efficient jobs on regular details and prices that reflect that.
RH6Redhill gives us a real mix, from terraced chimney work to flat roofs over shops and offices in the town centre.
RH1Reigate roofs tend to be the ones where the material matters, so slate, clay tile and proper leadwork make up most of what we do there.
RH2Caterham sits in a valley with the weather funnelled along it, so exposure is real and fixings and laps get specified for it.
CR3Godstone is a conservation-area village, so what goes back on the roof usually has to be what came off it.
RH9Biggin Hill sits high and takes weather from every direction, which shows up in the ridges, verges and flashings we get called to first.
TN16Forest Row is High Weald property through and through, so peg tile, tile hanging and hand-dressed lead are the normal answers there.
RH18Crowborough is the highest town in the area and the wind proves it, so storm damage calls there cluster after every gale.
TN6Covering Surrey, Sussex and the surrounding areas