Working in Birmingham
Birmingham's housing ranges from Victorian and Edwardian terraces in areas like Erdington, Kings Heath and Moseley to inter-war semis, tower blocks and large commercial buildings. From Rugeley we reach the north of the city via the A38 and the M6 Toll.
In Birmingham's terraced streets the roofs, chimneys and gutters are often shared or close to neighbours, so access, party-wall details and safe working over pavements matter as much as the roofing itself. Birmingham's Victorian and Edwardian terraces often have slate roofs with shared chimneys and rear outriggers, and the inter-war suburbs have hipped tile roofs and bay windows.
In Birmingham (B postcodes), Birmingham City Council handles both planning applications and highways matters such as scaffold licences, skips on the road and dropped kerbs. Our yard at Kimberley Business Park is reached via the A38 and M6 Toll.
How we work
We inspect from scaffold or a safe access point, photograph what we find and talk you through it, so you can see why a repair or replacement is recommended. Because scaffolding comes from our sister company, Staff4dshire Scaffolding, access is booked in-house and we avoid the usual wait for a third-party scaffolder.
Every quote is itemised: what will be stripped, which materials go back, how the verges, ridges and abutments will be finished and how the site will be left. We work to the roof, not to a template, and we tidy and magnet-sweep the ground at the end of each day.