Brighton is home and most of the city is a short run for us, which is why so much of our week is terraced roof repair, chimneys and lead rather than anything on an estate. New roofs, repairs, flat roofing, chimney work, block paving, resin and gravel drives in Brighton, all from one team and all with a free written estimate.

Brighton has a large conservation area and a great many listed and locally listed buildings, so roof coverings, chimney details and even the surface of a front garden can all be conditioned. On older property the covering is normally expected to go back like for like, and new hard surfacing at the front needs to be permeable or drained to a soakaway rather than into the road. In practice most of what we are asked for in Brighton is re-roofs and repairs on Victorian and Regency terraces, with everything else on the list available alongside it.

A full re-roof in slate or tile, stripped back to the rafters and rebuilt properly. Old covering off and away...
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Slipped tiles, cracked flashing, storm damage and the leak that only shows up when the wind comes from one...
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Extensions, dormers, garages and porches, recovered in fibreglass or high performance felt with the falls put right...
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Stacks take more weather than anything else on a house and they are usually the last thing anyone looks at...
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Rotten timber fascias, sagging gutters and downpipes that discharge against the wall are the quiet cause of most...
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Herringbone driveways, paths and parking areas in concrete block or clay paver, with contrast borders, circle...
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Resin bound stone gives you a smooth, seamless, permeable surface with no loose gravel to kick about and no joints...
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Gravel still suits a lot of Sussex and Surrey properties better than anything else, and it is by far the most...
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Indian sandstone, porcelain, granite and concrete slab patios, garden paths, steps and circle features. Laid on a...
Read moreAcross Brighton (BN1) it is mostly re-roofs and repairs on Victorian and Regency terraces, chimney repointing and lead work, flat roofs to rear extensions, and block paved or resin parking put into front gardens, plus the flat roofs, fascias, guttering and patios that go alongside all of it. Brighton has a large conservation area and a great many listed and locally listed buildings, so roof coverings, chimney details and even the surface of a front garden can all be conditioned. On older property the covering is normally expected to go back like for like, and new hard surfacing at the front needs to be permeable or drained to a soakaway rather than into the road. Every job starts with somebody coming out and looking at it, then a free written estimate, rather than a price guessed over the phone.
No. Brighton is on the doorstep, so there is no travel charge and somebody can normally get out to look at the job within a day or two.
Yes. Brighton is home and most of the city is a short run for us, which is why so much of our week is terraced roof repair, chimneys and lead rather than anything on an estate. Give us a ring and we will tell you what we normally find on roofs and drives around Lanes, and what yours is likely to need before anything comes off.
It does, more than almost anywhere else we work. A lot of Brighton is period property inside a conservation area, which changes three things. The covering usually has to go back like for like, so natural slate or clay tile rather than whatever is cheapest on the pallet. The chimney stacks are structural to the look of the street and are almost always worth repointing and reflashing rather than taking down. And a front garden being turned into parking needs a permeable surface or a soakaway, which is why resin bound and permeable block are the two we normally suggest there. Outside the conservation boundary, on the postwar and modern housing, none of that applies and the job is a straightforward one.
Yes, and it is the reason a lot of people ring us rather than two separate outfits. Roofing and driveways are both done by the same team, so the scaffold, the skips and the muck away are organised once instead of twice, and there is one number to ring if anything needs sorting. On a house in Brighton needing both, doing them together is normally cheaper and always quicker than booking them apart.
Brighton is around 1 mile from Brighton, so getting out to measure and quote is quick. When we can actually start depends on the diary and, for roofing, on the weather, which is normally a few weeks out. We would rather give you a real date than a hopeful one, so ring and we will tell you where the next honest slot is.
Ring us or send a photo through WhatsApp and we will come out and give you a free written estimate.