Dickleburgh and the surrounding parishes sit on open South Norfolk farmland just a few miles north of Diss, with housing that ranges from centuries-old cottages to modern rural builds.
Dickleburgh is a dispersed rural parish that includes the hamlets of Langmere and Rushall nearby. The housing is largely traditional Norfolk brick and flint, with some timber-framed properties and a handful of modern homes built in recent decades. Exposed to south-westerly weather coming across the open fields, gutters here fill with debris from mature trees and tend to block and overflow before homeowners realise anything is wrong. Persistent overflow stains the brickwork and eventually soaks into wall cavities.
Because we're based in Diss, Dickleburgh is effectively on our doorstep — we can usually get out for a roofline inspection within a day or two. We stock a range of gutter profiles including half-round, square-line and ogee to match what's already on the property. Call us for a free quote.
No obligation · We usually respond within 2 hours
Storm damage, active leak, damaged ridge — we aim to be on-site within 24 hours.
