Specialist roofing for listed buildings and conservation areas. Traditional materials, sympathetic techniques, full regulatory compliance.
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Heritage and listed buildings require roofing work that respects the original construction while meeting modern performance standards. Using the wrong materials or techniques can cause serious damage to historic fabric and may breach listed building regulations.
We have extensive experience working on period properties, listed buildings and properties in conservation areas across Hampshire, Wiltshire and Berkshire. We use traditional lime mortars, source reclaimed materials and work within all regulatory requirements.
Specialist roofing services designed for period properties and historic buildings.
Full re-roofing and repairs on Grade I and Grade II listed buildings. We work with conservation officers and use approved materials and techniques.
Natural slate roofing using traditional techniques. Diminishing courses, random widths and torching. We source slate to match the original specification.
Lime mortar used for all pointing and bedding on period properties. Cement mortar can trap moisture and damage soft historic brickwork and stone.
We source reclaimed tiles, slates, ridge tiles, chimney pots and bricks to match the original materials on your property.
Lead work, slate roofing and structural repairs on churches, chapels and religious buildings. Experienced with the specific requirements of ecclesiastical roofing.
Full understanding of listed building consent, conservation area regulations and heritage planning requirements. We handle the paperwork and liaise with conservation officers.
We regularly work on Grade II listed properties across Hampshire, Wiltshire and Berkshire. Traditional methods, approved materials, full regulatory compliance.
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Heritage properties deserve specialist care. Get expert advice on your heritage roof.
In many cases, yes. Any work that affects the character or appearance of a listed building typically requires listed building consent, which is separate from planning permission. Even replacing slates with a different type may need consent. We can advise on what approvals are needed and help with the application process.
Historic buildings were designed to breathe. Cement mortar is rigid and impermeable, which can trap moisture inside walls and cause damage to soft brickwork and stone. Lime mortar is flexible, allows moisture to evaporate naturally and is compatible with the original construction. Using cement on a historic building can cause more harm than good.
Yes, we have established sources for reclaimed tiles, slates, ridge tiles, chimney pots and other traditional roofing materials. Matching the original materials is important for both the appearance and the heritage value of your property. We can usually source a close match for most common historic roofing materials.
Heritage roofing generally costs more than standard work due to the specialist materials, techniques and regulatory requirements involved. However, the investment is worthwhile to protect the value and character of your property. We provide detailed quotations following a free survey.
Yes, we have experience working on churches, chapels, historic houses and other large heritage buildings. We understand the specific requirements of ecclesiastical and institutional roofing, including lead work, structural timber repairs and working at height on complex roof structures.
Timescales depend on the scope of the work and the availability of specialist materials. Simple repairs may take a few days, while a full re-roofing in natural slate with lime mortar work could take several weeks. We always agree a realistic timeline before starting and factor in lead times for sourcing reclaimed or specialist materials.
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