The East Riding’s county town
Beverley is about 22 miles from our base in Bridlington. We cover the town and the villages around it, including Walkington, Cherry Burton, Leconfield and Tickton.
Beverley has ten conservation areas, from the Minster and the North Bar to the Market Place and the Westwood, with streets of Georgian and Victorian houses between them. Around the old town are terraces, semis, bungalows and newer estates.
In Beverley’s old streets the roofs, chimneys and leadwork are part of the town’s character, and repairs are expected to match. We take care over the details: chimney pots and flaunching, lead flashings and valleys, and slates and tiles that match the ones already there.
Away from the centre, most houses and bungalows have concrete tiles. The usual problems are worn ridges and verges, slipped tiles and tired felt underneath, and a dry-fix ridge and verge is a lasting answer to the first two.
WalkingtonCherry BurtonBishop BurtonLeconfieldTicktonMolescroftWoodmansey and the villages in between.
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Not usually for like-for-like work. Beverley has ten conservation areas covering much of the old town, so if you live in one, or want to change how your roof looks, check with East Riding of Yorkshire Council first. A listed building needs listed building consent for most changes.
Planning permission for a new roofLots of slipped or cracked tiles, daylight or damp in the loft, sagging between the rafters, and felt that’s torn or crumbling are all signs. One or two of these may only need a repair. We’ll tell you which, from your photos or a visit.
New roofs and re-roofing
01 Red tiled roof and ridge
02 Tiles up to a stone wall
03 Worn felt, moss along the gutter
04 Garage roof
05 Finished GRP roof
06 Lead flashing in plain tiles
07 Lead against a stone wall
08 New dry ridge
We’ll come and look at your roof, then send you a quotation. No deposit, and no obligation. Or send a few photos for a quick estimate first.
