Roofer in Aldershot

Aldershot is dominated by post-war and 1960s estate housing through North Town, North Camp and the older garrison-adjacent areas. Concrete interlocking tile (Marley Modern, Redland 49) is the standard covering. Smaller pockets of late-Victorian terrace stock around the older town centre add Welsh slate to the mix.

Aldershot's MOD-related housing also includes a substantial inventory of standardised semis and terraces built between 1945 and 1965, with broadly identical roof construction across whole estates.

Underfelt and ridge bedding end-of-life on 1950s and 1960s housing dominates Aldershot work.

Slate maintenance on the older town-centre Victorian stock is the second pattern.

Chimney lead replacement on 1930s and post-war stock is the third recurring job.

Aldershot is 40 minutes from our Bracknell yard. GU11 and GU12 work is something we attend weekly.

A 1962 North Town semi had full underfelt replacement and ridges re-bedded to dry-fix. £4,800.

A Victorian terrace in central Aldershot had partial slate re-hang on the rear pitch. £4,200.

A 1955 semi had all chimney leadwork replaced. £950.

Aldershot sits at moderate elevation with mixed wind exposure. Storm damage is broadly average for the region.

Tile or slate repairs £120–£400. Ridge re-bed £400–£700. Chimney lead £500–£1,100.

Full pitched re-roofs £5,500–£8,500 (3-bed semi, concrete tile), £9,500–£15,000 (slate). Flat roofs in line with regional pricing.