

New roof insulation Westerham
What we did: New roof insulation, Evaes support trays, with new breathable membrane, new concrete tiles and bonnets with Cement for a lovely finish.
Materials: New felt, battens, tiles and bonnets
Roof repairs, re-roofs, flat roofs and guttering for homes across Worcester Park and Old Malden.
Worcester Park has a lot of 1930s semi-detached houses, built in a short time and now getting old together. That means a lot of the same jobs: tired ridges and hips, slipped tiles, worn felt and flat roofs on the back extensions.
We look at the roof properly, explain what we find in plain English and give you a free written quote before anything starts.
The 1930s semis that stretch from Stoneleigh to Worcester Park mostly have rendered fronts, often pebbledash, and some still have their original wooden leaded windows.
In the older parts of Worcester Park the houses are mostly larger and detached, with a mix of hipped and gabled roofs, and tile hanging on the front is a recurring style.
Not every roof here is tiled: 95 Salisbury Road, a Grade II listed house built in 1937 by Connell, Ward and Lucas, is painted reinforced concrete with its roof hidden behind a parapet.
On the Kingston side, Old Malden (St John's and Plough Green) is one of Kingston's conservation areas.
Worcester Park sits across more than one council, so if you're planning a bigger change to your roof, it's worth checking which council covers your road. We'll help you work it out.
We're based in Epsom and fully insured, with public liability cover, and we work across Epsom, Ewell, the rest of Surrey and the South London borders.
Jobs we've done in and around Worcester Park.


What we did: New roof insulation, Evaes support trays, with new breathable membrane, new concrete tiles and bonnets with Cement for a lovely finish.
Materials: New felt, battens, tiles and bonnets
Yes. Bay roofs often leak before the main roof does, and they're usually a quick repair.
Yes. We work across Worcester Park and Old Malden.