Hellesdon's mix of 1930s suburbia and post-war infill development means many roofs in the area are carrying original or early-replacement tiles that are well overdue for a proper new installation.
Streets such as those around Hellesdon Road and Drayton Road are lined with semi-detached houses built in the inter-war period, typically carrying concrete or clay plain tiles on relatively shallow pitches. Where these roofs are original or haven't been fully replaced since the 1970s, they often show widespread cracked tiles, failed mortar work, and degraded underfelt — all signs that replacement is the right call.
We strip pitched roofs in Hellesdon from ridge to eaves, replace any damaged rafter or batten timbers, and install new tile or slate to suit the property. We can also advise on matching materials where planning conditions apply in the older parts of the village. Wymondham to Hellesdon is a straightforward run, so we can get on site promptly.
No obligation · We usually respond within 2 hours
Storm damage, active leak, damaged ridge - we aim to be on-site within 24 hours.
