Roofers in Sutton Coldfield

Working in Sutton Coldfield

Sutton Coldfield, the Royal Town, is known for Sutton Park and for its larger 1930s and post-war detached and semi-detached homes in areas such as Four Oaks, Walmley and Boldmere, plus newer developments to the east of the town.

Sutton Coldfield's larger 1930s and post-war houses often have hipped clay or concrete tile roofs, bay windows with lead or tiled tops and big chimney stacks, all of which reward careful, detailed roofing work. Sutton Coldfield's 1930s and post-war homes often have hipped clay or concrete tile roofs, bay window roofs and big chimney stacks that reward detailed work.

In Sutton Coldfield (B72 to B76), 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 around eighteen miles down the A38.

How we work

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.

On older roofs we try to save what is sound and replace only what is failing, matching tiles and slates where we can. On new roofs and full replacements we use breathable membranes, treated battens and properly fixed dry or wet verges and ridges, so the whole roof is built to last.