Re-roof of Listed property in Ross on Wye

Heritage Roofing Contractors Ltd recently completed a specialist reroofing project on a listed property in Ross on Wye, demonstrating our dedication to preserving historic structures. Fully understanding the importance of maintaining the building’s original character, we carefully selected reclaimed Welsh slate that perfectly matched the existing roofing materials. Our experienced team meticulously removed the old, worn roofing while taking great care to cause minimal disturbance to the building’s delicate structure and fabric.

The reclaimed Welsh slate was expertly installed by skilled craftsmen, ensuring the traditional techniques and attention to detail required for listed buildings were strictly followed. All accompanying leadwork and intricate detailing were performed in accordance with conservation standards, providing a roof that is both long-lasting and fully compliant with heritage regulations. This reroofing project successfully restored the roof’s structural integrity and significantly enhanced the property’s historic aesthetic, reflecting our unwavering commitment to quality workmanship and deep respect for architectural heritage.

Listed Property in Ross on Wye

Local Grade 2* Property

Heritage Roofing Contractors Ltd specialises in sympathetic repairs to Grade 1 & 2-listed buildings, including historic houses such as this remarkable property originally constructed in 1692 on the site of an earlier dwelling. Our approach respects the architectural integrity and historic fabric of the building, ensuring that all roofing works are carried out using traditional materials and techniques appropriate to the period.

For this particular project, we carefully assessed the existing roof covering, sourcing reclaimed and matching materials where necessary to maintain authenticity. The clay tiling was repaired with attention to the original craftsmanship, preserving the character and appearance of the roof. Our team liaises closely with conservation bodies to comply with all statutory requirements and to secure necessary permissions.

Through meticulous work and expert knowledge of historic roofing, we ensure that the house’s heritage is preserved for future generations while providing a robust, weatherproof roof. Contact us today for a consultation and free quotation tailored to sensitive, listed building repairs.

Grade II*-listed house built in 1692 on the site of an earlier house

The Nash

Major roofing works were recently undertaken to outbuildings at The Nash ,Kempsey, a site with significant historical value. The Nash, located in the village of Kempsey, dates back several centuries and has long been a prominent feature of the local architectural heritage. Originally constructed during the late medieval period, these outbuildings have served various agricultural and storage purposes, supporting the estate’s main residential structures.

The roofing project involved comprehensive restoration to preserve the structural integrity and historic character of the buildings. Traditional materials reclaimed clay tiles were used to maintain authenticity, alongside expert leadwork repairs to ensure weatherproofing in line with conservation best practices. By combining skilled craftsmanship with respect for the building’s heritage, the work extends the lifespan of these locally significant outbuildings while retaining their original aesthetic appeal. Heritage Roofing Contractors Ltd is proud to contribute to the preservation of Kempsey’s architectural history through such careful and detailed roofing restoration.

The Nash

Roof repairs to Dulas Court

Dulas Court, a historic property dating back to the early 18th century, has long been a significant architectural landmark in the region, admired for its classic design and enduring presence. Originally constructed with traditional stone tiling, the building showcases period craftsmanship that reflects the skills and techniques of that era, which have required careful and ongoing preservation over the years. Essential roof repairs currently needed include addressing slate replacement due to extensive weather-related damage, repairing leadwork to prevent any potential water ingress, and restoring damaged stone tiles to maintain both the structural integrity and aesthetic appeal of the roof. Timely intervention with these necessary repairs will ensure that the roof continues to effectively protect this valuable heritage property, while preserving its original character and historical significance for future generations.

Dulas Court

Georgian Country House

The reroofing of this Georgian country house was successfully completed using Canadian slates, which are well-regarded for their exceptional durability and elegant, timeless appearance. Our experienced team carefully and methodically removed the existing roof materials, taking great care to ensure that the structural integrity of the building was maintained throughout the entire project. Each individual slate was installed with precision to preserve the historic character and charm of this classic Georgian architecture, while simultaneously providing modern weather resistance and protection.

The use of Canadian slates offered a naturally rich and varied color palette alongside outstanding longevity, making them an ideal choice that perfectly aligned with the traditional aesthetic requirements of this distinguished property. All leadwork was expertly carried out to the highest standards, beautifully complementing the slate roofing and offering robust protection against water ingress and to match the home's original architectural features.

This reroofing project stands as a clear demonstration of our strong commitment to combining traditional craftsmanship with premium, durable materials, ensuring that this Georgian house remains well-protected, structurally sound, and visually stunning for many years to come. For expert roofing services including slating, tiling, leadwork, and stone tiling, please contact Heritage Roofing Contractors Ltd today for a free, no-obligation roof quotation.

Georgian Country House

Rockfield Studios

Heritage Roofing Contractors Ltd recently completed the reroofing of the renowned Rockfield Studios using high-quality reclaimed natural slate. The project involved carefully replacing the existing roof with locally sourced Welsh slate, ensuring the historic character of the studio was preserved. Our experienced team meticulously installed the reclaimed slating, paying close attention to detail to provide a weatherproof and long-lasting roof. This work not only enhanced the building’s visual appeal but also offered improved protection against the elements, maintaining the integrity of this iconic location for years to come.

Rockfield Studios

Church House Yarpole

We have recently undertaken the re-roofing of this listed property in Herefordshire with reclaimed materials

Church House in Yarpole is a historic building from the early 1800s. It was first built as a home for local church leaders and later used for community events. Its design shows typical rural English style, made with local materials and traditional methods.

The house has always been important to Yarpole’s church and social life. It served as a home for the minister and a place for meetings and gatherings. Changes over time have altered its use and structure.

Church House Yarpole

Period Property near Worcester

Historic Listed property near Worcester

We have recently completed this historic reroofing project on the outskirts of Worcester

EPDM Roofing Service in Herefordshire

Recently completed EPDM Roofing projects in Herefordshire

At Heritage Roofing, we offer the installation of rubber roofing systems by our trained workforce, providing a reliable and modern solution for flat and low-slope roofs.

Rubber roofing, such as EPDM, is known for its exceptional durability, flexibility, resistance to weathering, UV exposure, and temperature changes. It’s an ideal choice for home extensions, garages, and other flat roof applications, offering long-term protection with minimal maintenance. Our team ensures every installation is carried out to the highest standard, delivering a clean, professional finish tailored to your property in Hereford and the surrounding areas.

Historic Listed Barn Reroof

Reroofing of Historic Listed Barn

Reclaimed clay double Roman tiles were chosen for this re-roofing project on the outskirts of Hereford for several reasons. Firstly, their historical authenticity ensures that the barn’s aesthetic remains true to its original construction period. These tiles, characterised by their distinctive curved profile with a central flat pan and two side flanges, were commonly used in roofing throughout various historic periods. The use of reclaimed tiles also supports environmental sustainability by recycling materials and reducing the need for new production.

Locl Historic Rectory

The Old Rectory stands as an enchanting testament to the architectural heritage of the region. Believed to have been constructed in the early 18th century, this historic building served as the residence for the local clergy for over two centuries. Its elegant Georgian design, adorned with intricate stone detailing make it a notable landmark within the community.

As custodians of historic preservation, Heritage Roofing Contractors Ltd. undertook the careful task of repairing the roofing system at the Old Rectory . When our team initially assessed the building, it was evident that the ravages of time, combined with the wear and tear inflicted by harsh weather conditions, had taken a toll on the roof's integrity.
The main challenge we encountered was the decay of the original Lead flashings some of which dated back more than a century. The prolonged exposure to moisture had caused the lead to crack and become dislodged, leading to leaks and compromising the structure's overall stability. It was imperative to restore the roof's functionality while preserving its unique aesthetics, which are deeply intertwined with the building's historical significance.
Throughout the repairs, our expert roofers paid close attention to maintaining the historical character of the Old Rectory. Additionally, we strengthened the underlying structure, reinforcing the timber framework and ensuring its longevity for years to come.
The completion of roofing repairs at the Old Rectory marks another successful project for Heritage Roofing Contractors Ltd. We take immense pride in safeguarding the architectural heritage of Herefordshire and surrounding areas. With our commitment to quality craftsmanship and attention to detail, we are honoured to contribute to the restoration of this magnificent building, preserving it as a cherished monument of the past for current and future generations to admire.

Grade 2 Listed Property

Heritage Roofing Contractors were recently involved in the re-roofing of this unique Grade 2 Listed building in Herefordshire. We removed the existing failed roof coverings and replaced them with reclaimed tiles to match the adjoining properties.

Grade 2 listed barn conversion

St Andrews Church Dinedor

We recently completed slate and gutter repairs for St Andrews Church Dinedor. Our team worked diligently to assess the issues with the existing slate roof and gutters, identifying areas that required attention.

The slate repairs involved replacing damaged and missing slates to ensure the roof's integrity and longevity. Our experienced roofers carefully selected matching slates to maintain the aesthetic appeal of the property while addressing the underlying issues.

In addition to the slate repairs, our team also focused on the gutters, ensuring they were free from debris and properly aligned to facilitate efficient water drainage. By addressing these areas, we were able to enhance the overall functionality of the roof system and prevent potential water damage.

At Heritage Roofing Contractors Ltd., we take pride in delivering high-quality repairs that prioritize both functionality and aesthetics. Our recent slate and gutter repairs exemplify our commitment to excellence and customer satisfaction.

For any roofing repair needs, feel free to contact us for professional assistance.

St Andrews Church Dinedor

Local Listed hotel

At Heritage Roofing Contractors Ltd., we recently completed a reroofing project at the esteemed Wilton Court Hotel in Ross-on-Wye. Our experienced team ensured the highest quality workmanship and attention to detail throughout the process. The new roof not only enhances the hotel's aesthetic appeal but also provides long-lasting protection against the elements. Trust us for all your roofing needs, where excellence meets reliability.

Wilton Court Ross on Wye

Yatton Court

At Heritage Roofing Contractors Ltd., we are delighted to embark on the reroofing project of the historic Yatton Court located in the picturesque village of Aymestrey. This significant building embodies the charm and rich heritage of the region, and we are honoured to contribute to its preservation.
Yatton Court holds a notable place in local history, with its origins dating back to the 12th century. Originally built as a fortified manor house, it has stood the test of time, witnessing countless generations pass through its doors. Over the centuries, the building has undergone various architectural transformations, adapting to the changing needs of its occupants.
To ensure the long-term conservation of this architectural treasure, the decision was made to undertake a comprehensive reroofing project. At Heritage Roofing Contractors Ltd., we have been entrusted with this important task. Our team of experienced artisans and craftsmen will meticulously restore the roof, using traditional techniques and materials in accordance with the building's historical significance.
The scope of the project involves carefully removing the existing deteriorated roof materials, inspecting the underlying structure for any potential damage, and replacing the roof with the utmost precision and attention to detail.
Our commitment to quality craftsmanship and respect for historical authenticity define our approach to every project we undertake. Our team will work diligently to ensure that the reroofing of Yatton Court is executed to the highest standards, allowing this magnificent building to maintain its distinctive character and stand proudly for generations to come.
Heritage Roofing Contractors Ltd.

Yatton Court - Aymestrey

St Giles Goodrich

Heritage Roofing Contractors Ltd is proud to have had the opportunity to undertake roof repairs at St Giles Church in Goodrich. Working on such a historic and cherished building was a privilege for our team. The project involved meticulous attention to detail, as we aimed to preserve the church's architectural integrity while ensuring the longevity and durability of the roof. ,Our skilled craftsmen employed their expertise and experience to execute the repairs with precision. We are confident that our work will not only protect the church from further damage but also maintain its beauty for generations to come.

St Giles Goodrich

Historic Herefordshire Stone Roof

We have just completed a roofing project at Kentchurch Court in Hereford

We removed the original leaking Herefordshire stone roof , and replaced it using the same salvaged materials.

The house itself is a wonderful example of English architecture, with a history dating back to the 14th century. It has undergone many changes over the centuries, with additions and alterations made by different generations of the Scudamore family. However, the core structure of the house remains largely unchanged, and many original features can still be seen today.

In addition to its architectural and natural beauty, Kentchurch Court is also steeped in history. The Scudamore family have played an important role in the local area for centuries, and the house has been the setting for many significant events over the years. For example, during the English Civil War in the 17th century, the house was used as a Royalist stronghold, and it was also visited by Queen Elizabeth I during her reign.

Kentchurch Court - Herefordshire. Replacement stone roof

College Yard Worcester

We were called out to this historic Grade 2 listed property in Worcester City Centre to ascertain the cause of water ingress into the property.

Roof Repair at College Yard Worcester

Westmoreland Slate

We were recently involved in the refurbishment of a local Border Farmhouse. We removed the original roof coverings and recovered the building in reclaimed Westmoreland Roofing Slate.

Westmoreland roof

Totally refurbished Border Farmhouse roof with Westmoreland Slates

Chimney Repairs to Local Listed Property

We were called in to repair 2 leaking chimneys on a listed property in the South of Herefordshire

South Herefordshire Listed Property