Where we work
Most of our work is within four miles of the yard on Reddicap. We go further for the right job, and we will tell you honestly when somebody closer would serve you better.
Eight towns. One yard.
Different housing, different roofs, different problems. Pick yours.
We have worked out of Sutton Coldfield since 1996. Our yard is on Reddicap Trading Estate and most of our work is within four miles of it.
Boldmere is terraced and Edwardian, and terraced roofs are their own trade. Shared stacks, shared valleys, no scaffold room out the back.
Wylde Green is interwar semis, and interwar semis nearly all fail in the same three places. We have been fixing those three places for thirty years.
Four Oaks has the biggest and most complicated roofs we work on, and the tightest rules about what you are allowed to put back.
Mere Green is our nearest neighbourhood and the most mixed. Ninety-year-old semis on one road, ten-year-old builds on the next.
Walmley is post-war estate housing, which means concrete tile, shallow pitches, and a lot of flat roofs quietly reaching the end of their lives.
Tamworth is two towns on one map: an old market core, and the overspill estates that were thrown up around it fast.
Lichfield is a cathedral city with the paperwork to match. Half our work here starts with a conversation about what we are allowed to put back.