Homes and roofs in Kingston
Kingston has Victorian terraces and villas near the town centre and Canbury, inter-war semis across Norbiton and Kingston Hill, and large detached houses in Coombe. Roofs range from slate on the older terraces to tile hips and gables on the semis and big tiled roofs on the detached houses.
Roofing work most asked for in Kingston
Kingston calls cover full re-roofs on inter-war semis, slate repairs on Victorian terraces near the town centre, lead and chimney work, and flat roofs over extensions.
The faults we fix on Kingston roofs
Kingston roofs fail through age on the inter-war semis, slipped slates on the Victorian terraces, and lead and pointing on stacks across all of it. Exposed houses on Kingston Hill lose ridge mortar and verges to the wind.
What your free survey in Kingston checks
A Kingston survey covers the slopes, ridges and hips, the lead at the stacks and valleys, the verges and the flat roofs. On the larger houses on Kingston Hill and in Coombe the drone covers the slopes that cannot be seen from the ground.
Weather and exposure
Kingston sits on the Thames with Richmond Park and Kingston Hill rising to the north-east. Houses on Kingston Hill and in Coombe stand on higher, more exposed ground, while riverside streets take the wind along the water.
Streets and postcodes we cover
We cover Kingston across KT1 and KT2, including the town centre, Norbiton, Kingston Hill, Coombe, Canbury and the roads towards Ham.
Access and planning
Kingston's semis and detached houses have room for front or side scaffold, which we plan with you before the start date.