Roofers in Westerham

Weatherboarding and hung tile are everywhere in Westerham. The town sits at the edge of the North Downs on the greensand, and its streets mix Georgian frontages with timber-framed buildings behind white weatherboarded fronts and the tile-hung elevations typical of the Weald. Roofs on that stock are usually handmade clay or peg tile over old, uneven timber, with small planes, awkward junctions and a firm expectation from planners that repairs match what is already there. The commons and heavy woodland around the town supply the other half of the problem: shade, leaf fall and persistent moss on north-facing slopes, and gutters that block repeatedly rather than occasionally. Outlying properties can also be hard to reach and hard to scaffold. Wind matters far less here than damp and vegetation. Our approved roofers cover Westerham, Brasted and the villages towards Edenbridge.