Roofers in Burntwood

Working in Burntwood

Burntwood grew quickly from the 1960s onward, so most homes are post-war and modern semis and detached houses around Chase Terrace, Chasetown and Boney Hay, with Chasewater Country Park on the western edge of town.

Most of Burntwood's inter-war and post-war semis have concrete interlocking tiles laid on old bitumen felt; when that felt perishes and the mortar ridges loosen, a re-roof with breathable membrane and dry-fix ridges is often better value than repeated patching. Most Burntwood homes date from the 1960s onwards, so the usual roofing needs are concrete tile re-roofs, dry verge upgrades and replacement flat roofs on garages and extensions.

For Burntwood (WS7), planning applications are handled by Lichfield District Council, and highways matters such as scaffold licences, skips on the road and dropped kerbs by Staffordshire County Council. Our yard at Kimberley Business Park is around nine miles from our yard.

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.