Ashlar Roofing
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Roofers in Richmond

Roofers for Richmond’s Georgian, Victorian and Edwardian houses, working carefully with slate, clay, lead and conservation rules.

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Roofers in Richmond

Roofers for Richmond’s Historic Homes

Richmond has some of the oldest and most varied housing in the areas we cover: Georgian terraces near the Green and up Richmond Hill, Victorian and Edwardian houses in Kew and North Sheen, and newer homes in between. Ashlar Roofing works as a roofer across TW9 and TW10 in the London Borough of Richmond upon Thames, and the age of many roofs here calls for a careful, traditional approach.

Natural slate, handmade clay tiles and lead are the materials you find most often on these houses. All three last a long time when properly fixed and maintained, but each fails in its own way. Slates slip as their nails corrode, clay tiles crack and lose their nibs, and lead splits where it has been fitted in pieces that are too large. Knowing which is happening is the start of any repair.

Many period roofs have been repaired over the years with mismatched tiles or cement fillets where lead should be. Part of our job is to point out where earlier work is causing problems, so you can decide whether to put it right.

Roofer carrying out a roof repair with sealant

Richmond

Listed Buildings, Conservation Areas and Article 4 in TW9 and TW10

Much of Richmond is covered by conservation areas, a number of buildings are listed, and some streets carry Article 4 directions that bring roof changes under planning control. Like-for-like repairs using matching materials are normally the expected approach. If anything would change the materials or appearance of the roof, Richmond upon Thames Council can confirm what consent is needed before work begins.

The trees that make Richmond so green also affect its roofs. Properties near Richmond Park, Kew Gardens and the riverside often have overhanging branches, so gutters and valleys fill quickly and shaded slopes gather moss. We check these as part of every survey and include clearance in the quote where needed.

Roofer replacing a broken roof tile
Roofer replacing a broken roof tile

What's included

What You Get from Ashlar Roofing as Your Roofer

The main parts of the job, each listed in your quote.

  • One roofing company for the whole roof: pitched and flat coverings, chimneys, leadwork, gutters, fascias and soffits.
  • A survey before any price, with photos of what we find so you can see the problem for yourself.
  • A quote setting out the work, the materials and the cost before anything is booked.
  • Materials chosen to suit the existing roof, including matching slates and tiles on older houses where they can be sourced.
  • Work on houses, flats, shops and offices, planned around the people living or trading underneath.
  • Priority for active leaks and storm damage, with the roof made weathertight before the permanent repair.

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Pricing

Roofing Costs in Richmond

For Richmond homes, the price of roofing work mainly depends on:

  • The type of work, from a single slipped tile to a full re-roof
  • The covering, whether slate, clay or concrete tiles, felt, rubber or fibreglass
  • Height and access, including any need for a tower or scaffold
  • The condition of battens, timbers and leadwork found during the survey
  • Whether gutters, fascias or a chimney are dealt with at the same time
Roofer refixing clay tiles during a repair

How it works

How Roofing Work in Richmond Is Arranged

What happens from your first call or message to the finished work.

  1. Tell Us About the Roof

    Call, use the form or send photos on WhatsApp with your postcode and a short note of what you have noticed.

  2. Survey

    We inspect the roof and, where it helps, the loft, then talk you through what we found with photos.

  3. Your Quote

    You receive a quote covering the work, the materials and the cost. Nothing is booked until you agree it.

  4. The Work

    The agreed work is carried out, then we review the finished roof with you and confirm everything has been done as agreed.

FAQs

Richmond Roofing Questions

Do you cover Kew and North Sheen?

Yes. Ashlar Roofing covers the TW9 and TW10 postcode districts, including Richmond town centre, Richmond Hill, Kew, North Sheen and Ham.

Can you work on a listed house?

Yes. Repairs to listed buildings usually use matching traditional materials. Listed building consent may be required for some work, so check with Richmond upon Thames Council, and we will describe the proposed work clearly to support that.

An earlier roofer used cement instead of lead on our chimney. Should it be changed?

Often, yes. Cement fillets crack as the roof moves and let water in, while lead flashing allows for movement. We can replace them with properly fitted lead as part of a chimney or roof repair.

Can you source matching handmade clay tiles?

In many cases, either reclaimed or new handmade tiles can be found to match. We tell you what is available and how close the match will be before work begins.

How do you protect gardens and paths during roof work?

Debris is lowered or bagged rather than thrown, and paths and planting below are protected. We agree where materials and any skip will go before the job starts.

Still Have a Question?

If your question is not answered here, get in touch and we will discuss it with you. You can also send photos on WhatsApp.

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