Larkhall has the feel of a village within Bath, with its own small high street and streets of Georgian and Victorian terraced houses climbing the hillside. Many homes have slate roofs, shared chimneys and small rear extensions.
As local roofers in Larkhall, we repair slate and tile roofs, repoint chimneys, replace extension and dormer flat roofs and re-roof homes that need it.
Larkhall roofs typically include:
Slipped slates, cracked ridge mortar, tired chimneys and leaking flat roofs on extensions are the most common jobs. Planning note: Bath is a World Heritage Site with a citywide conservation area, so changes to materials or roof windows may need consent from Bath and North East Somerset Council. Like-for-like repairs are usually fine.
Check slates on Georgian and Victorian terraces, shared chimney stacks and the junctions where rear extensions meet the house.
Hillside terraces and a small village high street mean access is planned around narrow streets and parking.
Planning and building control questions go to Bath and North East Somerset Council. Much of Bath is within a conservation area and the whole city is a World Heritage Site, so changes to materials or roof windows may need consent.
These are the jobs Larkhall property owners ask us for most:
Nearby, we also cover Bathwick, Weston and the rest of Bath, as well as Keynsham and Bristol.
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Usually, yes. Slipped and broken slates can be refixed or replaced with matching slate.
That is usually agreed between neighbours. Repairing the whole stack at once is often best.
Yes, usually in EPDM or GRP, in one to three days.
We give Larkhall homeowners honest advice, fair written quotes and repairs that suit their period homes.