Agricultural Roofing in Swindon, Swindon

It usually starts with a loose flashing or a bit of storm damage after a rough night in the South West. Before you know it, you're looking at soggy hay or compromised purlins. We handle everything from replacing a few slipped corrugated sheets to full-scale structural repairs. Because we're local to Swindon, we can get out to you quickly when an emergency hits. We don't believe in quick fixes that fail six months later; we're here to give you an honest assessment and a repair that actually lasts.

When you're looking for something that can stand up to a few decades of wind and rain, Box Profile or corrugated steel sheeting is often the way to go. It's incredibly hard-wearing and looks the part on any modern farm building or industrial unit. We offer various finishes and colours to match your existing structures, ensuring the new cladding doesn't just work well, but looks right too. Plus, we make sure the flashings and ridges are sealed tight, so there's no way for the rain to sneak in at the edges.

If you're housing livestock, you'll know that condensation is the enemy. Standard metal sheets can sometimes lead to indoor rain as moisture from the animals hits the cold roof. That's where fibre cement comes into its own. It's a breathable material that naturally absorbs some of that moisture, keeping your cattle or horses much more comfortable. It's also rust-proof and chemical resistant, making it a brilliant long-term investment for stables and dairy sheds around the Swindon area.

Does the thought of stripping off an entire old roof make your bank balance hurt? You aren't alone. For many of the farm owners we talk to in Wiltshire, over-sheeting is a fantastic middle ground. As long as your existing structure is sound, we can often install new, high-quality sheets directly over the old ones. It saves you a fortune in disposal costs and minimises disruption to your daily routine. It's essentially a new lease of life for your barn without the massive price tag of a full replacement.