Roofers · Amersham
Roofers in Amersham
Amersham is really two places: the old market town in the Misbourne valley and Amersham-on-the-Hill, which grew up around the railway station. The roofing work in each is quite different.
Amersham roofs
Old Amersham's High Street is lined with listed timber-framed and brick buildings under handmade clay tiles, often with complex valleys and old lead work. Amersham-on-the-Hill is mostly early twentieth century and inter-war housing, with clay-tile semis and detached homes, some of which were later reroofed in concrete tile. Larger detached homes on the outskirts often have flat-roofed extensions and garages.
Work we are asked for in Amersham
- Like-for-like clay tile repairs on period and listed homes
- Lead valleys, flashings and bay roofs
- Reroofing inter-war homes where original tiles have reached the end of their life
- Flat roofing on extensions and garages
Planning and access
Old Amersham is a conservation area with many listed buildings, so repairs usually need matching materials and some work needs listed building consent. We will point out anything that needs checking before you commit.
The old High Street has limited parking, so materials are brought in with care and scaffold licences are arranged where needed. Homes on the hill are generally easier to access.
Amersham questions
Can you work on a listed roof in Old Amersham?
Yes. We carry out like-for-like repairs in clay tile and lead, and will tell you if consent is likely to be needed.
Do you cover Amersham-on-the-Hill too?
Yes, the whole of Amersham, including HP6 and HP7.
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