Salisbury is home and the yard is on New Street. From there we work up to 100 miles out, across Wiltshire, Hampshire, Dorset, Somerset, Berkshire and beyond. The towns below are where the work comes from most often, not a limit on where we will go.
Salisbury is home.
Read moreSP1Amesbury is a straight run up the A345 and one of the towns we are in most weeks, particularly for drives on the newer estates.
Read moreSP4Wilton is three miles from the yard and full of older property, so it is chimney, slate and lead work more often than anything else.
Read moreSP2Andover is a regular run east and a town where a lot of the work is postwar and modern housing, so drives and flat roofs feature heavily.
Read moreSP10Romsey mixes a tight historic centre with newer housing on the edges, and we do plenty of both, from lead flashings to full drives.
Read moreSO51Winchester is an easy run east and the work there leans heavily towards older roofs, chimneys and lead rather than new drives.
Read moreSO23Southampton is one of the busiest towns we work in and most of what we do there is repair work and drives on suburban housing rather than city centre jobs.
Read moreSO14Warminster is a straightforward run west along the A36 and a town where the older stone property keeps us busy with chimneys and slate.
Read moreBA12Devizes is a short run north and the Georgian centre there means careful roof and chimney work rather than quick jobs.
Read moreSN10Shaftesbury sits high and takes real weather, which shows up in the chimneys and the ridge work more than anywhere else we cover.
Read moreSP7Blandford is a Georgian town almost rebuilt in one go after the 1731 fire, so the roofs and stacks there have a lot in common with each other.
Read moreDT11Fordingbridge is a straight run south down the A338 and the Avon valley housing there is a mix of old cottages and modern infill.
Read moreSP6Ringwood is a short run south and most of the work there is drives and roof renewals on twentieth century housing.
Read moreBH24Stockbridge is small, almost entirely period property along one long street, and the work there is nearly always careful roof and chimney repair.
Read moreSO20Tidworth is a garrison town of largely uniform housing, which makes the roofs predictable and the drive work straightforward.
Read moreSP9Marlborough sits north of the yard on the edge of Savernake, and the High Street property there means slate, lead and chimney work more than drives.
Read moreSN8Bournemouth is a straight run down the A338 and the work there splits fairly evenly between roof renewals on the older housing and drives on the suburban streets inland.
Read moreBH1Poole is close enough to Bournemouth that the two usually get booked together, and the salt air along the harbour is hard on flashings, fascias and guttering.
Read moreBH15Portsmouth is mostly dense terraced housing, so the roof work there is repairs, valleys and party wall flashings more than full strips, and the drives are small and precise.
Read morePO1Bath is almost entirely period stone property under a World Heritage designation, so the work there is slate, lead and chimneys done carefully rather than anything quick.
Read moreBA1Bristol is the biggest city we cover and the work there is mostly terraced roof repair, chimneys and rear extension flat roofs, with drives on the outer estates.
Read moreBS1Swindon is a straight run north up the A345 and A346, and the modern estate housing there means predictable roofs and a lot of driveway work.
Read moreSN1Basingstoke is largely late twentieth century housing, which makes it drive and fascia country more than chimney and slate work.
Read moreRG21Newbury has an older core with modern housing wrapped around it, so the same trip often takes in a chimney in the town and a drive on the outskirts.
Read moreRG14Reading is at the eastern end of what we cover and jobs there get booked as a run of days rather than a morning call, so they are quoted as a full piece of work.
Read moreRG1Chippenham is an easy run up the A350 and mixes an older stone centre with large modern estates, so both halves of what we do get used there.
Read moreSN15Yeovil is west along the A30 and the housing there is mostly twentieth century, which keeps the roofing straightforward and the drives large enough to be worth the trip.
Read moreBA20Dorchester is a county town of largely period property, so slate, lead and chimney work come up there far more often than new driveways.
Read moreDT1Ask anyway. If it is a sensible run from Salisbury we will come and look.