Attleborough is a growing South Norfolk town, and with that growth comes a wide range of roofing ages and conditions — we install new roofs on everything from Victorian railway-era terraces to new-build snagging work.
The streets close to the railway station and St Mary's Church contain some of Attleborough's oldest housing, where original plain clay tiles have often been overlaid with concrete at some point in the past. Overloading a roof structure with heavier concrete tiles, without checking the rafters, can cause subtle but serious movement over time. When we survey these properties, we check rafter dimensions and ceiling joist condition before recommending the right tile weight for a new installation.
The significant amount of new housing built on the north and west sides of Attleborough in the last fifteen years means we also carry out guarantee work and full re-roofs on properties that simply weren't built to a satisfactory standard. A new roof in Attleborough on a typical three-to-four bedroom detached house costs in the region of £6,500–£11,000 depending on materials. Call us for a free survey and a written, itemised quote.
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Storm damage, active leak, damaged ridge — we aim to be on-site within 24 hours.
