Roofers in Kingston upon Thames

Kingston's housing runs from the Victorian terraces around the town centre and Norbiton to the Edwardian avenues of Surbiton and the large 1930s estates of New Malden and Chessington. The riverside and Surbiton have conservation areas where slate must be replaced with slate. Tight terraced streets mean scaffold licences and parking suspensions, which we organise.

What to know about roofs in Kingston upon Thames

Riverside and Surbiton conservation areas
Terraced streets requiring scaffold licences from the borough
Edwardian houses with decorative ridge tiles and finials that we match or reinstate

Roofing services in Kingston upon Thames

Postcodes covered

KT1, KT2, KT3, KT5, KT6, KT9 and surrounding areas. We travel to Kingston upon Thames from our Surrey base; we do not have an office in the town.

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Questions we get asked in Kingston upon Thames

Do you charge to come out and quote in Kingston upon Thames?

No. Surveys and written quotations are free across our whole area, with no call-out fee and no obligation.

How quickly can you get to Kingston upon Thames?

For emergencies we answer 24 hours a day and attend leaks and storm damage as a priority. For planned work we usually survey within a few days and quote within one working day.

What types of roof do you work on in Kingston upon Thames?

Pitched roofs in clay, concrete and slate, flat roofs in GRP, EPDM and felt, chimneys and leadwork, and uPVC fascias, soffits and guttering, on houses, flats and small commercial buildings.

Is your work in Kingston upon Thames guaranteed?

Yes. Every job carries a written workmanship guarantee, and most materials carry a separate manufacturer's guarantee. Both are set out in your quotation.