Local Roofers Across Bristol, Bath & South Gloucestershire
Roof King is a Kingswood roofing company with 10 years on the roofs of Bristol, Bath and South Gloucestershire. Our crews run daily area routes through Kingswood, Warmley, Staple Hill, Mangotsfield, Bradley Stoke, Filton, Yate and Chipping Sodbury, across the city in Redland, Clifton, Bedminster and Brislington, and out along the A4 through Keynsham, Saltford and Bath, with Long Ashton covered to the southwest. Every job starts with a free inspection and ends with a fixed, itemised written quote, so the price is agreed before a ladder goes up. We are fully insured and our workmanship is guaranteed. Find your area below, read about the roofs we actually work on there, then book a free inspection or call us.
Qualified roofers with full public liability cover. The people who quote your roof are the people who climb it, led by the same team for 10 years.
Crews run area-based routes across the BS and BA postcodes, so most repairs are reached the same week for a confirmed slot). Storm damage is prioritised with a temporary make-safe first.
Every job starts with a free, no-obligation inspection and ends with an itemised written quote. The price does not move unless the job does, and workmanship is guaranteed for 25 years.
Where Roof King Works Across Bristol and Bath
Sixteen areas, one team, and the same process everywhere: a free inspection, straight answers, and a written quote. Every area below links to its own page with more local detail.
BS15
Roofers in Kingswood
Roof King is based in Kingswood, so BS15 is the patch we know street by street. Our vans start their routes minutes from the High Street, which is why a leaking bedroom ceiling here usually gets seen faster than anywhere else we cover. It also means you can check up on us properly. Ask around locally and you will find roofs we have repaired, stripped and re-covered within walking distance of your own front door.
The housing runs from Victorian and Edwardian terraces around Two Mile Hill and Hanham Road to interwar semis and newer estates towards Cock Road and Soundwell. Terrace roofs here share party walls and century-old chimney stacks, and the faults follow a pattern: slipped and cracked tiles, tired valleys where two pitches meet, and ridge mortar that has blown after decades of weather. We handle one-day repairs and full strip and re-roof jobs alike, priced after a free inspection rather than guessed over the phone. Chimney repointing is a constant round here, because older stacks shed sand with every storm, and we renew guttering and fascias while scaffold is already up so you never pay for access twice.
Being the home patch, Kingswood also gets our quickest follow-ups. If something needs a second look after a job, we are five minutes away, not fifty.
Roofing services in Kingswood: Roof Repairs, New Roofs, Chimney Repointing
BS3
Roofers in Bedminster
South of the river, the long Victorian terraces around East Street and North Street keep our Bedminster roofing crews busy in BS3 all year. These streets were roofed as one continuous run, so when a single house is re-covered and its neighbours are not, the party-wall junction becomes the first place water finds. A lot of our work here is exactly that: party-wall flashings, shared valleys, and chimney stacks that serve two houses at once.
Most of these terraces carry double Roman clay or replacement concrete tiles over lath and original battens. Once slipped tiles become a monthly event, a full re-roof with new membrane and battens usually costs less over ten years than repeat call-outs, and we will tell you honestly which side of that line your roof sits on. We also repoint chimneys, renew felt and GRP coverings on back-addition flat roofs, and reset gutters that overflow into the alleys between houses.
Bedminster is being reworked street by street, with loft conversions, skylights and extensions going in as families stay put rather than move. If you are planning building work, have the roof inspected first so scaffold only goes up once. Every BS3 quote is free, written and itemised, and we talk you through it line by line.
Roofing services in Bedminster: Roof Repairs, Tiled Roofing, Chimney Repointing
BS16
Roofers in Staple Hill
Our roofers cover Staple Hill and BS16 from one suburb over, and a walk from Page Park to the High Street passes most of what we repair: late Victorian terraces near the centre, twenties and thirties semis on the roads out, and flat-roofed kitchen and bathroom extensions added at every point since. Each has its own weak spots, and Staple Hill sits on our shortest routes from the Kingswood yard.
On the terraces the usual culprits are slipped tiles, cracked ridge mortar and gutters that have dropped out of fall, sending rainwater down the brickwork instead of the downpipe. Left alone, that is how damp patches appear at first-floor ceiling level. On the semis, hips and valleys take the punishment, and we rebed or replace them along with new battens and membrane where an inspection shows the roof needs more than a patch. The flat roofs are a job in themselves. Original felt from the seventies and eighties is well past its working life, and we replace it with GRP fibreglass that outlasts another felt patch several times over.
We also renew fascias, soffits and guttering across Staple Hill, usually in uPVC over rotten timber. If your roof drops tiles after every windy night, book a free inspection and we will give you a written price to put it right.
Roofing services in Staple Hill: Roof Repairs, GRP Flat Roofs, Fascias, Soffits and Guttering
BS16
Roofers in Mangotsfield
Moss is what gives Mangotsfield roofs away: plenty of BS16 pitches here face north or sit under trees, and once moss establishes it holds water against the tiles, freezes in winter, and slowly levers the surface apart. We clear it, but more importantly we fix what it hides. Cracked tiles, perished ridge mortar and hips that have worked loose are the bread and butter of our rounds east of Bristol.
The housing mix runs from period cottages near the old village centre to postwar semis and later estates, and the two need different handling. Cottage roofs often carry heavier coverings on older timbers, so we check the structure before adding anything to it. Estate roofs are mostly concrete tile and respond well to straightforward roof repairs. Ridge and hip work is the most common call-out, followed by damp showing at ceiling edges where felt has failed or a gutter has quietly stopped doing its job.
Timber fascias and soffits around Mangotsfield are frequently at the end of their life, and we replace them with uPVC while renewing the guttering in the same visit. If a stain on your bedroom ceiling grows after rain, do not wait for it to spread. A free inspection tells you exactly what is happening, and a written quote tells you what it costs to stop.
Roofing services in Mangotsfield: Roof Repairs, Fascias, Soffits and Guttering, Tiled Roofing
BS4
Roofers in Brislington
The A4 Bath Road strings Brislington together, and the BS4 roofs change as you travel it: interwar semis on the hill, Victorian villas off the main road, and a pocket of Georgian buildings around Brislington Village conservation area. Our roof repairs in Brislington cover all three, from straightforward tile work to lead detailing on properties where the planners take a close interest.
Interwar semis make up most of the call-outs. Their hips, valleys and chimneys are now ninety years old or more, and the original mortar and flashings rarely survive that long. We rebed ridges, renew valleys and replace flashings with properly dressed lead that will outlast the tiles around it. On the Victorian villas, re-roofs come with a decision between slate and tile, and we quote both ways so you can weigh cost against character. The Georgian pocket needs a gentler touch: matched materials, conservation-aware methods, and tidy scaffolding on tight frontages.
Chimney work is constant across Brislington because the stacks sit tall and exposed on the higher ground. Repointing, rebuilding above the flaunching and refitting pots are all routine for us here. Wherever your house sits along the Bath Road, the process is the same: free inspection, honest advice, written itemised quote.
Roofing services in Brislington: Tiled Roofing, Lead Work and Welding, Chimney Repointing
BS32
Roofers in Bradley Stoke
Bradley Stoke is young by Bristol standards, and most roof repairs in BS32 trace back to that fact: thousands of concrete-tile roofs went up together from the late 1980s onward, and they are now passing thirty five years old together too. We see the results every week. Verge mortar cracks and falls into gardens, ridge lines work loose, and the first slipped tiles appear after a hard blow.
None of this means you need a new roof. Most Bradley Stoke jobs are honest repairs: rebedding verges or fitting dry-verge systems that never need mortar again, refixing ridges, swapping cracked tiles, and checking the felt at the eaves where it usually rots first. Around the Willow Brook Centre and across the estates the house types repeat, so we can often diagnose from the ground and confirm on inspection.
Extensions and garage conversions are everywhere here, and their flat roofs age faster than the houses above them. We strip tired felt and lay GRP fibreglass instead, a wet-laid finish with no seams to split, well suited to the kitchen extensions this town loves. Fascias and guttering get renewed in the same visit where the timber has gone soft. If your estate roof is shedding mortar, have it inspected free before winter finds the gap.
Roofing services in Bradley Stoke: Roof Repairs, GRP Flat Roofs, Fascias, Soffits and Guttering
BS41
Roofers in Long Ashton
Long Ashton sits just over the city line in North Somerset, and our roofers cover the whole of BS41, from the period stone cottages strung along the village high street to the modern developments filling in around them, with Ashton Court parkland behind. The two halves of the village are very different jobs, and we price them differently too.
The cottages carry natural slate, clay tile and occasionally stone coverings over older timber, with lead used generously at chimneys, dormers and abutments. Work here is about matching what exists: reusing sound slates, sourcing weathered seconds that blend in, and dressing new lead rather than reaching for a universal flashing kit. The modern homes are simpler, mostly interlocking concrete tile, and need the usual round of repairs, verge work and gutter renewals as they age.
Weather rolls in over the Failand ridge with little in its way, so wind-lifted tiles and slates are a regular call after storms. We make roofs safe quickly, then return for the permanent repair once conditions allow. Village properties often need thoughtful access as well, with tight lanes and shared drives, so we plan scaffold around your neighbours. Whatever you own in Long Ashton, the inspection is free and the quote is written and fixed.
Roofing services in Long Ashton: Slate Roofing, Lead Work and Welding, Tiled Roofing
BS31
Roofers in Saltford
Halfway between Bristol and Bath on the A4, Saltford takes its weather straight up the Avon valley, and BS31 roofs here work harder than their city equivalents. That exposure shapes most of our Saltford roofing call-outs: slates and tiles lifted after storms, flashings peeled back at chimneys, and gutters overwhelmed on the wettest days of the year.
The housing splits between period stone properties near the river and church, and twentieth-century homes up the hill. On the older stock we re-fix natural slate, renew lead flashings and repoint chimneys that face the prevailing weather head on. On the newer streets the work is concrete tile repairs, ridge rebedding and the steady replacement of timber fascias and soffits with uPVC. Because the village is compact, we can often combine jobs on the same street, which keeps access costs sensible for everyone.
Guttering deserves a special mention in Saltford. With the rainfall this valley sees, an undersized or back-falling gutter shows up fast as green staining on render and damp inside. We reset falls, upsize where needed and clear what the riverside trees drop each autumn. If your roof faces the Avon and nobody has looked at it for years, a free inspection is a sensible precaution rather than an expense.
Roofing services in Saltford: Roof Repairs, Slate Roofing, Fascias, Soffits and Guttering
BS6
Roofers in Redland
Redland's bay-fronted Victorian villas give our roofers some of the best work in BS6, and some of the most demanding. Big roof spans, natural slate coverings, deep valleys between bays and hidden lead gullies behind parapets: each of those features does its job well until it quietly stops, and the first sign is often a stain on an ornate ceiling that costs more to redecorate than the roof repair itself.
Slate and lead dominate our work here. We re-fix slipped Welsh slate, replace broken pieces with matched seconds, and renew lead valleys and gullies that have fatigued and split after a century of thermal movement. Chimney stacks on these villas are tall and heavily corniced, and repointing them properly, with a mortar that suits the age of the brick rather than a hard modern mix, protects both the stack and the slates below it.
Much of Redland sits within conservation areas, so like-for-like materials matter and we quote accordingly. We also cover the terraces towards Gloucester Road, where re-roofs and party-wall detailing are more the pattern. These roofs reward maintenance: an inspection every few years catches failing lead before it reaches the plasterwork. Ours are free, and we report back with photographs and a written quote.
Roofing services in Redland: Slate Roofing, Lead Work and Welding, Chimney Repointing
BS8
Roofers in Clifton
Clifton's Georgian terraces and crescents were built to be looked at, and roofers working in BS8 need to show the roofs the same respect. Behind the parapets of Royal York Crescent and the streets around the Suspension Bridge sit natural slate pitches, lead flats and box gutters, and mortar details that have lasted two centuries precisely because each repair matched what came before. That is the standard we work to here.
Much of Clifton is listed or inside a conservation area, which changes the job in practical ways. Coverings are repaired like for like in natural slate, flashings and box gutters are renewed in properly dressed lead rather than substitutes, and chimneys are repointed in a lime-based mortar that lets the masonry breathe. Where consent is needed for alterations, that responsibility sits with the owner, but we can tell you early what your project is likely to trigger and quote in a way conservation officers recognise.
The commonest Clifton faults are slipped slates after storms, fatigued lead in box and secret gutters that overflow invisibly into the rooms below, and stacks shedding mortar onto the pavement. Access is half the work on these tall frontages, so we plan scaffold carefully and keep it up no longer than needed. For flats and maisonettes we deal happily with management companies and freeholders. Every inspection is free and every quote is written and itemised.
Roofing services in Clifton: Slate Roofing, Lead Work and Welding, Chimney Repointing
BS34
Roofers in Filton
Filton grew up around aeroplanes, and the BS34 housing our roofers repair today was largely built for the people of the former airfield, Airbus and Rolls-Royce. Rows of 1930s and 1940s homes spread out from the works, with newer developments now filling the old runway land. That history gives Filton a distinctive mix: solid interwar houses on their original coverings, and modern builds with maintenance patterns of their own.
The interwar stock generates most of our work. Roofs of this age are on their second or third set of gutters and often their first set of tiles, so we handle everything from single-tile swaps to full re-roofs with new membrane, battens and coverings. Hips and valleys need regular attention, and the chimneys, though smaller than the Victorian stacks nearer town, still crack and shed mortar with age. Bay window roofs, usually small flat or lead-covered details, fail quietly and show up as damp in the bay ceiling.
Flat-roofed garages and extensions are common across Filton, and we renew them in felt or GRP depending on use and budget. Fascias, soffits and guttering are replaced in uPVC once the original timber softens. If your Filton roof has not been checked since the previous owner had it, book the free inspection and find out where it stands.
Roofing services in Filton: Roof Repairs, Flat Roofing, Fascias, Soffits and Guttering
BS31
Roofers in Keynsham
Keynsham holds the middle ground between Bristol and Bath, and our BS31 roofing rounds cover all of it, from the Victorian terraces near the station to the new streets rising on the former Somerdale chocolate factory site by the River Chew. That spread means variety: period roofs, interwar and postwar semis across the town, and brand-new coverings still settling in.
Older Keynsham properties bring classic period work: re-roofs in slate or clay tile, lead flashing renewals, and chimney repointing on stacks exposed to the weather that runs up the valley. The mid-century streets mostly need honest repairs, rebedded ridges, replacement tiles and new guttering, and we tell you plainly when a roof has another decade in it and when it does not. On the newer homes we sort the snags that show after the first hard winters, from slipped tiles to verge mortar that has already given up.
Because Keynsham sits on our route between the two cities, response times are good and non-urgent work usually joins the same week's runs. Storm damage gets priority and a temporary make-safe first. Wherever you are, from Wellsway down to the Chew, the free inspection and the written quote work the same way.
Roofing services in Keynsham: New Roofs, Roof Repairs, Lead Work and Welding
BS37
Roofers in Yate
Yate went up fast after the war and kept growing, so roof repairs in BS37 come in generations: fifties and sixties stock, seventies and eighties private estates, and the newer developments still spreading north of the shopping centre. Nearly all of it is concrete interlocking tile, which is exactly the covering we repair most, and our crews know its habits well.
Concrete tile roofs fail predictably. Verge and ridge mortar cracks and drops out, tiles split where old fixings rusted, and the underfelt at the eaves rots where water tracked behind a blocked gutter for years. We fix all of it, and where mortar keeps failing we fit dry-fix ridge and verge systems that end the cycle for good. Flat roofs over garages and extensions across Yate are mostly original felt, and renewing them in GRP fibreglass is one of our most requested jobs in the town.
The other steady trade in Yate is roofline work. Timber fascias and soffits from the estate-building years are past their best, and we replace them with uPVC alongside new guttering set to proper falls. None of this is glamorous, but done properly it keeps a family home dry for decades. Book a free inspection and we will list exactly what your roof needs, and what it does not.
Roofing services in Yate: Roof Repairs, Flat Roofing, Fascias, Soffits and Guttering
BS37
Roofers in Chipping Sodbury
Chipping Sodbury's wide High Street has been trading since the thirteenth century, and roofing in this BS37 market town is heritage work as much as repair work. Cotswold stone frontages carry stone-slate and natural slate coverings, and a conservation area wraps the town centre, so materials and methods both matter here.
Stone-slate roofs are a specific skill. The slates are graded by size from eaves to ridge, bedded and fixed differently from modern coverings, and repairs mean sorting, matching and re-laying rather than swapping standard units. We also work the natural slate and clay tile roofs on the town's Victorian and Edwardian buildings, renew lead at chimneys and abutments, and repoint stacks and stonework in a lime mortar that suits the masonry instead of fighting it. On the modern estates around the old town the work is more conventional: tile repairs, flat roof renewals and guttering.
Conservation-area rules apply to much of the centre, and listed buildings carry their own consent requirements, which remain the owner's responsibility. We can advise on what a repair or re-roof is likely to need before you commit to anything. If you own a stone building around the High Street or Horse Street, our free inspection will tell you honestly how the roof is holding up.
Roofing services in Chipping Sodbury: Slate Roofing, Lead Work and Welding, Cement Work
BS30
Roofers in Warmley
Between Kingswood and Longwell Green, Warmley is about as close to home ground as our roofers get, and BS30 repairs slot straight into our daily routes, often within the same week. The Bristol and Bath Railway Path runs through the middle, the old Warmley Brassworks anchors the historic corner, and the housing around them is mostly postwar and modern with older properties dotted in between.
Concrete tile roofs dominate, and the jobs repeat across the estates: rebedding ridge and hip lines, replacing cracked or slipped tiles, and renewing verges where the mortar has weathered out. Wind funnels across the open ground by the railway path, so we see a burst of tile slips after every named storm and prioritise anything that is letting water in. A temporary make-safe comes first, then the permanent repair once the weather allows.
Flat roofs on garages, porches and extensions are the other regular. Original felt rarely makes it past twenty years, and we replace it with GRP or high-performance felt depending on the roof and the budget. Fascias, soffits and guttering are renewed in uPVC once the timber softens, usually in a single visit. Plenty of Warmley homeowners already know us through Kingswood neighbours, which suits us fine. Ask around, then book your free inspection.
Roofing services in Warmley: Roof Repairs, Flat Roofing, Fascias, Soffits and Guttering
BA1, BA2
Roofers in Bath
Bath is a World Heritage city, and roofers working across BA1 and BA2 handle a roofscape that is part of what earned the title. Georgian terraces, crescents and villas in Bath stone carry natural slate and stone-slate coverings, with lead flats, box gutters and parapet details engineered two centuries ago that still work when they are maintained properly. We cover Bath from our Bristol base, bringing the same heritage skills we use in Clifton to the grander scale of this city.
Listed status is the rule rather than the exception in central Bath, and it shapes how we work. Slate is repaired and matched like for like, lead is renewed to traditional details rather than patched with substitutes, and mortar repairs use lime mixes that move with the stone. Any listed-building consent sits with the owner, but we advise early on what a repair is likely to involve so nothing surprises you mid-project. Away from the centre, in Oldfield Park, Twerton and the villages on the slopes, the work broadens to Victorian terraces and modern homes with more conventional repairs and re-roofs.
Bath's valley weather is hard on roofs. Rain sweeps along the Avon, and freeze-thaw works at anything already cracked, so chimney repointing, slipped slates and fatigued box-gutter lead are the constant call-outs. Book a free inspection anywhere in BA1 or BA2 and we will report back with photographs and a written, itemised quote.
Roofing services in Bath: Slate Roofing, Lead Work and Welding, Chimney Repointing
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Experience: 10 years on Bristol and Bath roofs
Roof King has spent 10 years working on the region’s housing stock: Victorian and Edwardian terraces, interwar semis, modern estates, Georgian and listed properties, and flat roofs of every age. The company is run by founder Cory Simpson and co-owner Kane Simpson, and you can meet the team who will actually be on your roof. Roofs completed to date: {{ROOFS_COMPLETED}}.
Expertise: the whole trade, not one corner of it
We carry out Residential Roofing, New Roofs, Roof Repairs, Flat Roofing, Tiled Roofing, Slate Roofing, Fascias, Soffits and Guttering, Lead Work and Welding, Cement Work, Chimney Repointing, GRP Flat Roofs, Roof Battening and Skylight Installation. Locally, that shows up as natural slate and clay tile work in the period suburbs, lead detailing on heritage properties in Clifton, Bath and Chipping Sodbury, and GRP on the region’s extensions. Browse the full range on our roofing services hub.
Authoritativeness: accreditation you can verify
We are NFRC members and fully insured, with public liability cover. The logos below are shown only where we genuinely hold the accreditation or profile, and you can check each one yourself.
Trust: the risk stays on our side
Inspections are free and carry no obligation. Quotes are itemised and written, so you can compare them line by line. Workmanship is guaranteed for 25 years, crews tidy the site daily, and we are based at 42 Woodside Road in Kingswood, so we are easy to find after the job as well as before it. Read our reviews on Google or Trustpilot before you decide anything.
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A local team, a free inspection and a fixed written quote, from roofers with 10 years on Bristol and Bath roofs. We are honest about what your roof needs, and about what it does not.
- Free, no-obligation inspection
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Coverage Questions, Answered
We cover sixteen areas: Kingswood (BS15), Bedminster (BS3), Staple Hill and Mangotsfield (BS16), Brislington (BS4), Bradley Stoke (BS32), Long Ashton (BS41), Saltford and Keynsham (BS31), Redland (BS6), Clifton (BS8), Filton (BS34), Yate and Chipping Sodbury (BS37), Warmley (BS30) and Bath (BA1 and BA2). If your postcode sits just outside these, call 0750 770 9687 and we will tell you straight away whether we can reach you.
Yes. Roof King is based at 42 Woodside Road in Kingswood, BS15, and has worked on Bristol and Bath roofs for 10 years. The business is run by founder Cory Simpson and co-owner Kane Simpson, and you can meet the team before you book anything.
Our crews run area-based routes, so most repairs are scheduled within {{RESPONSE_TIME}}. Storm damage is prioritised, and where a roof is letting in water we carry out temporary make-safe work first. Call us and we will give you an honest date rather than a guess.
No. The inspection is free and carries no obligation. You receive an itemised written quote that sets out materials, labour and access, and the price does not change unless you change the job.
We are fully insured, including public liability cover of {{INSURANCE_COVER}}. Our workmanship is guaranteed for {{WORKMANSHIP_GUARANTEE_YEARS}} years, and we put that guarantee in writing with your quote.
We display only accreditations we genuinely hold. Our NFRC membership number is {{NFRC_MEMBERSHIP}}, and we carry full public liability insurance. If you want to check anything, ask and we will show you the paperwork.
Yes. We make the roof safe first with temporary sheeting or re-fixing, then return for the permanent repair once the weather allows. Storm damage jumps the queue on our area routes, so report it as soon as you spot it.
Yes. We work with natural slate, stone-slate, clay tile and lead, and we use conservation-aware methods on period properties in Clifton, Bath and Chipping Sodbury. Any listed-building or conservation-area consent remains the owner's responsibility, but we can advise on what your project is likely to need.
The full range: Residential Roofing, New Roofs, Roof Repairs, Flat Roofing, Tiled Roofing, Slate Roofing, Fascias, Soffits and Guttering, Lead Work and Welding, Cement Work, Chimney Repointing, GRP Flat Roofs, Roof Battening and Skylight Installation. Not every area needs every service, so each location above lists the work we do most there.
Use the contact page, call 0750 770 9687 or email info@roofkingbristol.co.uk. Tell us the property address and any access notes, and send a photo of the problem if you can. We will arrange the free inspection and follow up with a written quote.