Roofing in Stroud, Gloucestershire

Have you just noticed a damp patch appearing on your upstairs ceiling? Or maybe you've spotted a stray slate lying on the lawn after a windy night? Most homeowners we speak to in Stroud worry that a small leak automatically means a whole new roof, but that's rarely the case. Often, it’s just a bit of slipped lead flashing around a chimney or a cracked ridge tile that needs re-bedding. We'll pop over, carry out a thorough site survey (we even use drones for those hard-to-reach spots!), and show you exactly what needs doing. We handle everything from minor repairs to emergency storm damage, ensuring your home stays bone-dry and secure.

Sometimes, patching up an old roof is like putting a plaster on a broken leg—it’s just not going to hold. If your roof has reached the end of its life, we specialise in full 'strip and re-tile' projects. We use high-quality materials, from traditional natural slate that fits perfectly with Stroud’s heritage to modern, durable concrete tiles. We don't just swap the tiles; we replace the battens and install a high-grade breathable membrane to ensure your home breathes properly while staying watertight. It’s a big investment, we know, which is why all our new installations come with an insurance-backed guarantee for your peace of mind.

Are you fed up with that leaky felt roof on your garage or extension? Old-fashioned felt can struggle with the Cotswold winters, often cracking or bubbling over time. If you want a flat roof that you can forget about for the next thirty years, we recommend GRP Fibreglass or EPDM Rubber. These modern systems are seamless, meaning there are no joints for water to sneak through. GRP is incredibly tough—you can even walk on it—while EPDM stays flexible even in freezing temperatures. We've installed hundreds of these across Gloucestershire, and they’re a fantastic, cost-effective way to protect your property.

Stroud is famous for its history, and we love working on the unique buildings that give our town its character. Working on a heritage property requires a different set of skills than a modern build. Our team is highly experienced in traditional leadwork, from intricate chimney flashings to lead valleys. We understand the specific requirements of conservation areas and always aim to use materials that respect the original look of the building. Whether it’s a barn conversion or a Victorian terrace, we’ll make sure the craftsmanship matches the heritage of your home.