Attleborough properties range from market town period buildings to modern estate homes, and both types depend on sound lead work to stay dry through a Norfolk winter.
The older properties in Attleborough town centre - many of them Victorian or Edwardian brick-built terraces and detached houses - often have chimney stacks with original lead work that has hardened and cracked over decades. The newer developments on the edges of town tend to have lower-pitched roofs where flat or near-flat sections meet vertical walls, and upstand flashings here need to be set at the correct height and secured properly to cope with wind-driven rain off the open Norfolk farmland surrounding the town.
We carry out lead work across Attleborough and the surrounding villages including Old Buckenham and Besthorpe, cutting and forming every section by hand to suit the actual profile of each roof rather than using off-the-shelf alternatives that compromise on depth and fit.
No obligation · We usually respond within 2 hours
Storm damage, active leak, damaged ridge - we aim to be on-site within 24 hours.
