Roofers in Castle Acre

Local roofers in Castle Acre

Castle Acre is one of the most striking villages in Norfolk, standing at the edge of the ancient Peddars Way, with the dramatic earthworks of its Norman castle and the remains of Castle Acre Priory, one of the best-preserved Cluniac houses in England, framing the village. Its flint-and-brick cottages around the green, the medieval Bailey Gate and the many listed buildings sit within a conservation area, so a careful, sympathetic approach to roofing matters here. From our base at Dersingham on the West Norfolk coast, the village and the surrounding PE32 country are well within our patch.

Common roofing work in Castle Acre

The flint-and-brick cottages and period property call for careful, matched work: renewed lead valleys and flashings, re-bedded or dry-fixed ridges and matched clay pantile and slate on listed and conservation-area roofs. The open, rolling country around the village lets the wind lift tiles and loosen ridges, so we carry out plenty of storm and wind repairs, and on the newer housing we handle concrete tile work, flat roofs over extensions, chimney repairs, full re-roofs, new uPVC soffits, fascias and guttering, and spray foam insulation removal.

The Castle Acre area we cover

As well as Castle Acre we cover the surrounding villages, including Newton, Rougham, Great Massingham, Litcham, West Acre and South Acre, and out towards Swaffham. We are a third-generation, fully insured family firm, we guarantee our work and we give a clear written quote with no pressure. If your village is not listed below, there is a good chance we still cover it, so please get in touch.