Roofers in Wellington, Somerset

Much of Wellington's older housing dates from its days as a busy woollen-mill town, and the Victorian and Edwardian terraces around Tonedale and the Fox Brothers mill heritage come with their own quirks — natural slate roofs, shared valleys, ageing chimney stacks and lead flashings that have weathered well over a century of West Country rain.

We specialise in repairing and renewing these period roofs sympathetically, matching slate, ridge tiles and detailing so the work sits right on the street. Near the conservation areas off High Street and Fore Street, and on listed buildings, we take particular care to keep everything in character.

Beyond the town, Wellington runs up towards the Blackdown Hills AONB and the Devon border near M5 Junction 26, where we look after farmhouses, barns and rural stone cottages. The exposed upland position means these roofs take a battering — wind-lifted slates and tiles, persistent moss growth and driven rain are some of our most common call-outs.

We re-roof and repair these properties with hard-wearing materials and secure fixings suited to an exposed setting, and we are happy to work on traditional stone buildings and outbuildings as well as modern farm structures.