Keynsham sits halfway between Bristol and Bath, with a historic town centre, Victorian streets around it and large estates of post-war and later housing. Many homes are now on their original roofs, which are reaching the age where repairs become frequent.
As local roofers in Keynsham, we repair tiled and slate roofs, re-roof homes, fix flat roofs on garages and extensions, repair chimneys and replace gutters, fascias and soffits, for homes and local businesses.
Keynsham roofs include:
On Keynsham’s post-war and later estates, the usual problems are cracked ridge mortar, slipped tiles and perished felt, and many homes are now ready for a roof replacement. Garage flat roofs and rotten fascias are also common. Keynsham is in Bath and North East Somerset, so planning questions go to Bath and North East Somerset Council.
Many Keynsham homes are on their original concrete tile roofs, so check for slipped tiles, cracked ridges, perished felt visible from the loft and leaking garage roofs.
Most homes on the estates have driveways, which makes scaffold and materials easy to manage.
Keynsham is in Bath and North East Somerset, so planning and building control questions go to Bath and North East Somerset Council.
These are the jobs Keynsham property owners ask us for most:
Keynsham is perfectly placed between our two cities. We also cover Bath, Brislington, Knowle and the rest of Bristol.
See our residential and commercial roofing services, read our roofing FAQs.
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Keynsham is in Bath and North East Somerset, so planning and building control questions go to Bath and North East Somerset Council.
If tiles are slipping across the roof and the felt has perished, a new roof is usually better value than repeated repairs.
Yes. See our commercial roofing services.
We give Keynsham homeowners and businesses straight answers, fair written quotes and roofs fixed to modern standards.