Local roofers covering Corsham and the surrounding SN13 area. Stone property specialists, Welsh slate, Cotswold tile and Bath stone repairs. Conservation area experienced. Free no-obligation quotes.
Tell us the job in 30 seconds. No pushy sales, no call-out fee.
📞 Call Now: 0122 528 7924We cover all roofing needs in Corsham and surrounding areas. Free quotes, no call-out fees, 10-year guarantee on all work.
Slipped slates, tile repairs, failed flashings and lead work. Same-day emergency attendance available across Corsham.
Learn more →Full re-roofs in Welsh slate, clay tile or concrete interlocking. 10-year written guarantee on all replacement work.
Learn more →GRP fibreglass, EPDM and felt flat roofing for extensions, garages and outbuildings throughout Corsham.
Learn more →Available 24/7. Storm damage, sudden leaks and structural concerns handled as immediate priorities.
Call now →Cast iron and UPVC guttering repair, cleaning and full replacement. Period-appropriate profiles for older properties.
Learn more →Repointing, lead flashing, pot replacement and stack rebuilding. Lime mortar specialists for period properties.
Learn more →Not every roof concern needs urgent work, and we'll always tell you honestly if it can wait. The signs worth acting on across Corsham's housing stock are: a damp patch or stain on an upstairs ceiling after rain, a slate or tile in the garden or gutter, daylight or wet timbers visible in the loft, crumbling mortar on ridges or chimney stacks, or guttering overflowing down the wall. Corsham's exposed plateau position on the Cotswold edge catches more wind than the sheltered Bath valley.
When it's not urgent: a single slipped slate on a sound roof, or moss that's cosmetic rather than lifting the covering, can often be monitored or booked in at your convenience rather than treated as an emergency. A free survey settles which camp your roof is in — and whether repair or replacement is the smarter spend.
How we reach a roof in Corsham depends on the property. Corsham's Bath stone terraces and listed cottages need lime-mortar-aware access; the historic High Street has tight pavements. Most repairs run from towers or roof ladders; a full re-roof or chimney job needs scaffold for safe standing time, which we always itemise in your written quote and arrange ourselves.
Pavement scaffold and skip permits go through Wiltshire Council; allow a few working days on tighter streets like High Street, Pickwick Road, Church Street where kerb space is limited. We handle the permit paperwork and liaise with the council so you don't have to.
Indicative price ranges for the roofing work we carry out across Corsham. Every job is quoted individually after a free survey — these are guide figures to help you budget, not fixed prices.
| Service | Typical range | Notes |
|---|---|---|
| Roof repairs | £150–£1,200 | Slipped slates, leaks, valleys |
| Roof replacement | £6,000–£15,000+ | Full strip and re-lay |
| Flat roofing | £800–£6,000 | GRP & EPDM systems |
| Guttering & fascias | £80–£3,500 | Repair, clean or replace |
| Chimney repairs | £150–£4,000 | Lime repointing, flashing, rebuilds |
| Emergency call-out | £150–£700 | 24/7, no call-out fee |
No deposit on repairs under £500. Staged payments on re-roofs — nothing before materials are on site. Re-roofing an existing home usually qualifies for reduced 5% VAT. All figures include VAT.
Every job we complete in Corsham carries a written 10-year workmanship guarantee, transferable if you sell the property. Materials — slate, membrane, GRP, guttering — carry their own manufacturer warranties on top.
If a fault appears in covered work, we come back and put it right — no quibbling, no re-charge.
Covering SN13 and surrounding postcodes.
“Listed Georgian property on the High Street needed clay plain tiles replacing on a front elevation. Bath Roofing sourced the right tiles from a conservation-approved supplier, obtained the necessary listed building consent, and the work passed the council inspection without issue.”
“Victorian semi on Lacock Road had progressive nail sickness on the rear elevation. They assessed the full roof, re-slated the worst area with matching Welsh slate and proper lead soakers, and the ridge was re-bedded at the same time. Very thorough.”
“Lead valley completely blocked by leaves from the Corsham Court trees. They cleared and cleaned everything, found one cracked section in the valley liner, and relined that section. No more flooding on heavy rain days.”
Corsham is a Wiltshire market town with one of the most intact historic town centres in the region. The majority of properties in the town centre conservation area are built from Corsham Down limestone (a variant of Bath stone), with clay plain tile and Welsh slate roofs on Georgian and Victorian stock. The Corsham Court estate and the streets surrounding it carry significant numbers of listed buildings requiring specialist materials and lime mortar throughout. Corsham's position on elevated ground between the Avon valley and the Cotswold escarpment gives it higher wind exposure than Bath itself, which accelerates ridge and verge mortar deterioration.
Victorian expansion along the Lacock Road, Box Road and Pickwick Road corridors added substantial brick-built housing with Welsh slate roofs, much of which is now showing the nail sickness and flashing deterioration typical of 100 to 130-year-old slate roofs. Post-war housing in Neston and on the western fringes of Corsham carries concrete interlocking tile in need of ridge and hip maintenance. The Corsham Court parkland creates a tree canopy over several adjacent streets which blocks valleys and downpipes more frequently than in open suburban locations.
The most frequent repair calls in Corsham are: conservation area clay plain tile matching on historic properties around the town centre; Welsh slate nail sickness on Victorian terraces along Lacock Road and the surrounding streets; ridge tile lifting on 1960s to 1990s concrete tile estates in Neston; and chimney repointing on limestone properties where lime mortar is required to avoid spalling the soft stone. Lead valley blockage from the parkland tree canopy is also a common autumn call for properties near Corsham Court.
Yes. We work regularly in Corsham's conservation area and on listed properties across SN13. We understand the required materials and consent process and advise on both as part of every quote.
Yes. We source clay plain tiles and natural stone materials appropriate for conservation area and listed properties in Corsham. We use approved suppliers and can provide documentation for planning purposes.
Minor tile or slate repairs from 150 to 400 pounds. Conservation area work requiring specialist materials and consent is quoted individually with a full breakdown. Free assessments for all properties.
We cover Corsham, Lacock, Box, Colerne, Neston, Pickwick, and surrounding SN13 and SN14 villages across north Wiltshire.
Yes. We source clay plain tiles from approved conservation suppliers for repair work on Corsham's historic properties. We carry common profiles in stock and can source specialist hand-made tiles where required for listed building work.
Corsham is approximately 12 miles from Bath. We cover SN13 as part of our standard service area with no additional distance charges.
Yes. We cover Box, Lacock, Neston, Gastard, and all surrounding SN13 villages as part of our standard coverage area.
No call-out fees. No obligation. Just an honest quote from a local Bath roofer who knows the area and the housing stock.
0122 528 7924