ROOFKING IN BATH
Your Local Roofers, Serving Bath
Bath is a World Heritage Site, so almost every roof we touch here sits inside a conservation area and often on a listed building. BA1 and BA2 roofs are predominantly natural pennant slate or stone slate on Georgian terraces and Victorian villas — think Lansdown, Bathwick, Oldfield Park, Widcombe — with ornate lead valleys, parapet gutters and ashlar chimney stacks. We work carefully to the right spec, keep original materials wherever we can, and give a tidy finish that respects the Georgian architecture, backed by a written quote and a 20+ year workmanship guarantee.
Roofing Excellence
10 Years on Bath Roofs
Local knowledge of BA1 properties and the weather they take.
Trusted by homeowners and landlords across Bath
Roof Repairs
Most leaks in BA1 and BA2 start at a slipped slate, a tired parapet gutter or an ashlar flashing — we find the real cause and fix it properly, with emergency make-safe when a Bath roof is open to the weather.
New roofs
When a Bath slate roof has had one patch too many, we strip carefully, check the timbers, upgrade the underlay and re-cover in matching natural slate to current standards.
Flat roofing
Rear extensions and mews conversions across Bath often sit under old felt or lead that’s reached end of life — we replace with GRP and modern flat-roof systems.
Slate and tiled
Bath’s Georgian terraces were built with pennant slate, lead and ashlar stone, and we match materials carefully so the finish sits right on a listed or conservation-area roof.