Roofer in Redfield
Local roofers for Redfield’s terraces either side of Church Road, between Lawrence Hill and St George.
Church Road and the streets either side
Redfield lies between Lawrence Hill to the west, Barton Hill to the south, St George to the east and Whitehall to the north. Church Road, the A420, runs through the middle of it, with residential streets running off either side.
To the south, the Barton Hill estate brought some of Bristol’s earliest post-war tower blocks: Barton House, at 15 storeys, opened in 1958. So, as in Easton, Redfield’s roofs range from Victorian pitched terraces to post-war low-rise homes with flat or shallow roofs.
Roofing jobs we see in Redfield
Flats over shops
Roofs above shop units along Church Road, where access is often from the rear and gutters can be hard to reach.
Victorian terraces
Pitched roofs, party-wall stacks and rear additions on the residential streets either side of Church Road.
Post-war low-rise homes
Flat and low-pitch roofs on post-war houses and maisonettes, which suit EPDM re-covering.
Landlord work
Many houses are let. We provide written quotes and reports you can keep on file.
What we do in Redfield
- Roof repairs: slipped tiles and slates, ridges, chimneys
- Re-roofing in pantile, slate or tile with a 20 year written guarantee
- Flat roofs on rear additions, dormers and garages in EPDM
- Leadwork: flashings, valleys, back gutters
- Guttering, fascias and soffits
- Emergency repairs after storms and leaks
Work over Church Road shop fronts can need scaffold licences and careful planning around the pavement; we arrange that as part of the job.
Roofer needed in Redfield?
Call and you speak to the roofer. Free written quote, 20 year written guarantee on new roofs.