Roofers in Camborne & Redruth

Camborne and Redruth grew up together as the heart of Cornwall's mining country, and it shows on the rooftops. Street after street of tightly packed Victorian terraces, off Trelowarren Street and Cross Street in Camborne, around Fore Street and West End in Redruth, were built fast for mining families, in solid granite under natural slate and clay tile. A lot of that covering is now well past its original lifespan, and the wear shows up first at the ridges, valleys and chimney flashings where the lead has tired.

That mixed, hard-working stock is exactly what Steve knows inside out. Out towards Pool, Tuckingmill and Illogan the housing gets more varied, and up on the higher ground above the towns the roofs take a real battering from the wind that funnels across the old mining moors. Closer to the coast at Portreath, salt-laden Atlantic gusts add lifting and corrosion to the list. Knowing which problem you're actually dealing with, and on a terrace, getting safe access without disturbing the neighbours, is half the job. These are the roofs Steve has built his career on, and he knows precisely what keeps them watertight.