Roofers in Swale

Three quite different roofing environments sit inside one district here. Faversham is a medieval market town with several hundred listed buildings and conservation policy that expects traditional peg tile and slate to be kept rather than replaced with a modern substitute. Sittingbourne is an industrial town of Victorian brickmakers' and papermakers' terraces now surrounded by large modern estates under concrete interlocking tile with dry-fix ridges and verges. Across the water, the Isle of Sheppey is exposed on almost every side, where wind uplift and salt corrosion dominate and standard fixings are frequently the wrong specification. Very little carries across from one to the next, which is why covering Swale properly means handling heritage work, volume estate work and coastal detailing rather than only one of the three. We cover the whole district, including Sheerness, Minster, Queenborough, Teynham and the villages between the towns.