Roofers in Newquay

Newquay sits right out on Cornwall's north coast, taking the Atlantic head-on. The wind and salt that roll in off Fistral and Watergate Bay are some of the most punishing weather any roof in the county has to handle: driving rain, relentless gusts and constant salt that work on slate fixings, lead flashings and pointing all year round. The exposed clifftop and sea-facing plots around Pentire, Towan Headland and Porth feel it hardest of all.

Newquay's housing is a real mix: solid Victorian and Edwardian terraces climbing up from the harbour and the town beaches, period stock around the older streets, and a large spread of modern estates built out over recent decades, each with its own roofing demands, from traditional slate to flat-roofed extensions and modern tiled pitches. It's exposed, coastal roofing, and that's exactly the kind of roof Steve has built his career on across West Cornwall: he knows how Atlantic weather finds the weak point in a roof, and what it takes to keep one watertight for the long haul.