Roofers in Mundesley, Norfolk

Your local roofer in Mundesley

Roofing in Mundesley means building for a coastline that is always moving

Mundesley sits on low cliffs between Cromer and Bacton, directly exposed to the North Sea, and the village is well known locally for the coastal erosion that has taken properties along Beach Road over the years. That same exposure means every roof in the village takes weather that a few miles inland simply does not see, with wind-driven rain forcing its way under tiles and salt spray corroding fixings faster than normal.

The housing is mostly bungalows and chalet-style homes from the interwar and post-war periods, with shallow-pitched concrete-tile roofs that were not built with today's weather in mind, plus a scatter of older cottages nearer the village centre. Flat roofs on extensions, garages and holiday accommodation are common too, and on a cliff-top plot they take the brunt of every onshore gale.

We come up from Norwich on the A149 and B1159, and we know what a Mundesley roof is up against that an inland roof is not. You get an honest look at what needs doing, a price fixed in writing before we start, and work built to hold against the next storm off the sea.

Roof repairs, re-roofs and roofline in Mundesley

The most common call from Mundesley is storm damage after wind off the sea has lifted tiles or torn at roofline. Our roof repairs in Mundesley cover slipped and cracked tiles, blown ridge and verge mortar, and failed flashing around chimneys and dormers. Where a bungalow roof has had enough, a new roof in Mundesley in concrete tile is priced in writing before you commit to anything.

Flat roofs on extensions and holiday accommodation near the cliff top get GRP fibreglass and EPDM rubber that copes with driving rain and salt air far better than old felt. We also fit uPVC fascias, soffits and guttering that will not rot in coastal wind, and clear moss from shaded, north-facing pitches with roof cleaning.