Roof repairs, new roofs and flat roofing across Exeter, the Exe estuary and the towns and villages nearby. 28 areas are listed below.
Exeter and the surrounding area
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Our roofing work is centred on Exeter. From the city we cover the suburbs on both sides of the river, the estuary villages down to Exmouth on one bank and Dawlish on the other, and the towns within easy reach along the M5 and the A30: Cullompton to the north, Crediton to the west and Ottery St Mary to the east.
The list below is a guide, not a boundary. If you are a little further out and need a roofer, call 07307 511424 and ask.
Areas covered
Each area is shown with its postcode district, so you can check at a glance.
The city itself, from the Victorian terraces of St Thomas and Heavitree to the estates at Whipton and Countess Wear.
Out along the Exe estuary to Exmouth and the coast, and east towards Ottery St Mary.
Towards Crediton and Cullompton, and down the west bank of the Exe to Starcross and Dawlish.
Local roofs
The same few problems come up again and again, and where you live has a lot to do with which one you get.
In St Thomas, Heavitree, St Leonard’s and the other older parts of Exeter, many terraces still have their original slate. The slates often outlast the nails holding them, so they start to slip a few at a time. Caught early, that is a roof repair. Left, it becomes a re-roof.
Topsham, Lympstone, Exmouth, Starcross and Dawlish take the weather first. Ridge tiles, verges, flashings and chimneys are the parts that suffer, and salt in the air is hard on fixings and mortar.
Extensions, garages, dormers and porches from Pinhoe to Alphington sit under flat roofs. An older felt roof is often the first part of a house to leak, and the first to be put right with a modern covering.
Services
Whichever part of Exeter you are in, the same roofing services apply.
Tell us where the property is and what you have noticed, and we’ll call you back to arrange a free quotation.
