Roof Replacement in Romsey
Full re-roofs in Romsey split into two categories: the period town centre properties within the conservation area, where material specification is constrained and quality of workmanship is paramount, and the 1930s to 1970s housing further out across Cupernham and North Baddesley, where concrete tile replacement is the standard requirement.
Re-Roofing Conservation Area Properties in Romsey
Properties within Romsey's conservation area — particularly those near the Abbey, along Bell Street and around Church Street — may require planning approval for material changes. We work within these constraints, using lime mortar for pointing, matching Welsh slate or clay plain tile as appropriate, and ensuring the finished roof is consistent with the surrounding street scene. We advise on planning requirements before any work begins.
Re-Roofing 1930s to 1970s Properties in Romsey
The residential streets of Cupernham, the Greatbridge Road area and North Baddesley have 1930s to 1960s properties where concrete or clay tile re-roofing is a straightforward but well-specified job. Modern interlocking tile with breathable underlay, new flashings and a 10-year guarantee.
Roof Replacement Costs in Romsey
3-bed semi: £5,500–£9,000 · 3-bed detached: £7,500–£13,000. Period properties in conservation area quoted individually. All surveys and quotes free.
