Dickleburgh sits just off the A140 between Diss and Long Stratton — it's almost on our doorstep, and we know the flint and brick cottages here well enough to quote lead work accurately before we even climb a ladder.
The village has a core of older rural properties, including some with Norfolk black flint elevations and traditionally-pitched roofs where lead soakers, valley liners and chimney flashings have often been in place for fifty years or more. When lead of this age starts to fail, it's usually because it has work-hardened and cracked rather than because of poor original installation — and the right fix is replacement with correctly-weighted sheet lead, not patching with sealant.
We're based in Diss, so response times to Dickleburgh, Rushall and Shimpling are quick. A straightforward chimney re-flash on a typical village cottage usually takes one of our roofers a single day. Phone us directly to arrange a free lead work check — no call centres, just a straight conversation with someone who knows the area.
No obligation · We usually respond within 2 hours
Storm damage, active leak, damaged ridge — we aim to be on-site within 24 hours.
