Roofers in Basingstoke

Roofing Across Basingstoke’s Estates & Older Streets

Basingstoke more than tripled in size after the 1960s, when it took on London overspill and whole neighbourhoods such as South Ham, Oakridge, Popley and Brighton Hill were built within a few decades. Many of those houses share the same designs, so the same roof faults tend to appear along whole streets at once.

Shallow pitched roofs with concrete tiles, flat roofed garage blocks and timber boarding at the eaves are common, and many are still on their original felt. Wind lifted tiles, sagging gutters and garage roofs that hold water are typical calls, alongside the Victorian terraces nearer the town centre, where slate roofs and chimney stacks need their own care.

We price every Basingstoke roof from an inspection rather than a guess over the phone, and we will say plainly when a repair is the sensible choice.