• Roof Specialists in the South West

    Providing reroofs, roof repairs and maintenance, roof tiling, roof slating and lead repairs.

  • West Country Tiling roofing services

    We provide a range of expert services to private clients, architects, builders and developers.

  • Traditional roofers in the South West England

    Our master roofers have considerable experience of most historic roof coverings.

  • We specialise in ecclesiastical roofing

    Our craftsmen use traditional roofing methods and quality materials. 

Welcome to West Country Tiling

West Country Tiling are experienced and reliable roof specialists, based in Somerset and operating throughout the South West of England. We provide a range of roofing services to our clients, including churches, listed buildings and residential homes.

We can carry out reroofs, roof repairs, roof tiling, roof slating, roof inspections, roof maintenance, roof repair from storm and wind damage, skylight installation and gutter repairs.

Roof specialists

As experienced roof specialists, we have significant experience of working with the following roof coverings: Cotswold stone slates, Collyweston stone slates, Hamstone slates, Purbeck stone slates, clay and concrete plain tiles, Welsh slate, Spanish slate, Delabole slate, Westmorland slate, Burlington slate, man-made slates, Cedar and Oak shingles, Clay Pantiles, Clay Double Roman tiles and Lead.

Get in touch today on 01373 462 224 for a free quote.

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Our Services

Stone Slate

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Natural Slate

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Plain Tiling

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Roof Coverings

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Sand Cast Lead

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About West Country Tiling

All of our master craftsmen serve a formal apprenticeship in roof slating and tiling. Once this three year training is completed, they continue their on-site development working under an experienced master craftsman for several years. During this period they will attend two residential lead-working courses run by the Lead Sheet Association to develop these skills.

We prefer our master craftsmen to take ownership of the roof that they are working on and that can only be achieved if they have carried out all of the work – carpentry, roofing and leadwork. This also avoids any overlap of different trades, which can often cause potential weak areas on the roof.

Once these first six years of their training has been completed, they will often choose a speciality roof covering, for example stone slate roofing, they can then continue their development of this skillset.

We have a very good record of long-term employees, this way we can establish not only excellent site practises but also good site behaviour – something that is very important to our clients.

This excellence on-site behaviour is backed up by a professionally operated company with in-house Health & Safety specialists to ensure that your project runs without a hitch.

The earlier we are able to start the planning and preparation of your project, the smoother the project can run. So please feel free to contact us to discuss any aspect of your potential roofing project.

 

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Double lap roof tiles
Conservatory conversion
New Cotswold stone slate
Stone slate, Corsham Almshouse by West Country Tiling
Natural slate roof before PV slates are fitted
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Latest news

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Listed building roofing specialists

The listed building roofing specialists at West Country Tiling are experts at reroofing listed buildings. These types of roofs often present unique challenges when preserving the building’s historic integrity while ensuring it is structural sound and weather proof. Conservation Regulation Compliance Listed buildings are protected by law, meaning that any…

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Stone slate roof

Bay Tree Hotel – stone slate roof

We are currently working on The Bay Tree Hotel’s beautiful stone slate roof. The hotel is a Grade II listed building dating from the 16th century. Built using the typical Cotswold buff coloured stone, draped in Wisteria and roofed using the traditional honey coloured stone slates. The village of Burford,…

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