Chester roofers, trusted on every street.

Chester roofing carries a constraint most areas do not: a city-centre conservation area where the original sandstone and Welsh slate has been on those buildings since before the railway came. The Roman walls are not the only old thing on a Chester roofline. Anything within the inner ring, from Eastgate through Watergate down to the Rows, sits under listed-building consent for material changes, which means like-for-like Welsh slate or hand-made clay pantile, never modern concrete. We do that work, and we do it with the slate suppliers and the conservation officers in mind from day one.

Out into Hoole, Newton and Vicars Cross, the stock changes to Edwardian three-storey terraces and 1930s detached, with chimney rows that often share party walls and need careful Code 4 lead detail to keep both neighbours dry. The estates around Upton, Saltney and Saughall lean modern: Marley pantile, BBA-approved underlay, occasional VELUX rooflights on the rear elevations where loft conversions have been done over the last decade.

Across Chester our typical job runs four to six working days for a semi reroof and one to two weeks for a chimney rebuild including scaffold. The Chester Team answers on 01244 879719 from 06:00 to 20:00.