We are based on North Hill in Colchester and work across CO1–CO7 every week. Roofing and brickwork are what we do most — re-roofs, leaks and leadwork, garden walls, repointing and brick matching — alongside patios, resin driveways, fencing and full kitchen and bathroom fits. Free survey, fixed written price, written workmanship guarantee.

Re-roofs in slate, clay and concrete, GRP flat roofs, leadwork, chimneys and emergency leak repairs across CO1–CO7.
Roofing in ColchesterGarden walls, repointing, brick matching, piers and tile creasing, English and Flemish bonds, blockwork and render.
Brickwork in ColchesterMoss removal and soft washing that clears gutters and valleys without stripping the tile surface.
Read morePermeable resin-bound surfacing laid over a properly prepared and drained base.
Read morePorcelain, sandstone and block paving laid on full mortar beds with proper falls.
Read moreCloseboard, panel and post-and-rail fencing with concrete-set or spurred posts.
Read moreFull kitchen and bathroom installation with Part P electrics and Gas Safe connections.
Read moreRoman-core terraces, Victorian slate in Lexden and New Town, 1930s Rosemary clay in Prettygate and Shrub End, 1970s concrete interlocks on the Highwoods and Greenstead estates. Each era fails differently, so the right repair on one street is the wrong repair two streets over.
Colchester sits largely on clay that swells in winter and shrinks in dry summers. That movement shows up as stepped cracking in garden walls, ridge mortar splitting and chimney stacks pulling away from the roof slope. Repointing without addressing the movement just cracks again.
Towards Wivenhoe, Rowhedge and the Mersea road, salt-laden wind drives rain under tile laps and corrodes flashings early. We specify mechanically fixed perimeters, clipped verges and higher-code lead on anything within reach of the estuary.
All of CO1 to CO7 — the town centre and historic core, Lexden, Stanway, Mile End, Highwoods, Greenstead, Prettygate, Shrub End and Old Heath, plus the surrounding villages including Wivenhoe, Rowhedge, Ardleigh, Marks Tey, Dedham, Layer-de-la-Haye, West Bergholt, Copford and Tiptree.
Yes. We come out, inspect the work properly, photograph anything that matters and send a written fixed price broken down by labour, materials and access. There is no charge and no obligation, and we will tell you when a repair is the sensible option rather than quoting for a full replacement.
We carry £5m public liability insurance on every job and issue a written workmanship guarantee with the final invoice, alongside the relevant manufacturer warranties — typically 30+ years on quality roof tiles and 20 years on GRP flat roof systems.
Regularly. Colchester's historic core, Dedham and parts of West Bergholt all have protected buildings. We work with lime mortar, handmade clay peg tiles and traditional lead detailing, and we follow Colchester City Council conservation guidance — including flagging when listed building consent is needed before work starts.
Emergency roof leaks and storm damage in Colchester are usually attended same-day or next-day. Booked work such as a re-roof, garden wall or patio typically starts within two to four weeks depending on the season and scaffold availability.
Same-day call back across CO1–CO7. Emergency roof leaks answered first.