Armour Shield Roofing Services Coalville provides pitched and tiled roofing across Ashby-de-la-Zouch and the surrounding Leicestershire area. Free, no-obligation quotes, £5 million public liability insurance, and a 15-year written workmanship guarantee.
Clay first, then slate, then concrete — roughly the order Ashby’s roofs were laid in. Clay tiles survive on the oldest buildings in the centre and on cottages at Packington and Smisby; thin, shallow-pitched slate covers the town houses of Bath Street and the streets around St Helen’s church; and the estates at Money Hill and Holywell Spring Farm are almost all concrete interlocking tile. We re-cover and repair all three, grading and sizing slate so a partial re-slate blends into what is there. Ridges and verges are dry-fixed to BS 5534 in most cases; a listed or conservation-area roof that calls for traditional pointing gets exactly that.
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Yes. Armour Shield Roofing Services Coalville provides pitched and tiled roofing throughout Ashby-de-la-Zouch (LE65) and the surrounding area, including Market Street, Money Hill, Packington. Quotes are free and no-obligation, and the work is covered by £5 million public liability insurance and a 15-year written workmanship guarantee.
For a house that is not listed, repairs and re-roofing in matching materials do not normally need planning permission, even inside the conservation area. The picture changes if the house is listed (listed building consent is then needed for work that alters its character, which can include changing the roof covering) or if you want a dormer or roof extension, which is not permitted development in a conservation area. Flats and commercial premises have fewer permitted development rights. If in doubt, ask North West Leicestershire District Council before work starts; we flag anything we think needs checking at the quote.
Usually, yes. On period buildings we match the size, thickness and colour of the existing slate or tile, using reclaimed or new natural material, so a repair does not stand out from the street. Mixing in concrete tiles or a different slate is cheaper but looks wrong on a Georgian frontage, and in the conservation area it can draw objections if the work needs consent.
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