Long Stratton stretches along the A140 south of Norwich, with a housing mix that reflects decades of growth — and a roof replacement market that ranges from Victorian cottages to modern detached homes on newer developments.
The older core of Long Stratton has brick and flint properties typical of South Norfolk, some still with original clay plain tiles that are now well over 80 years old. The substantial amount of 1980s and 1990s residential development on the edges of the village added a large volume of concrete interlocking tile roofs which are now entering the replacement phase, with failing clips, brittle tiles and degraded underfelts.
A concrete interlocking tile roof replacement in Long Stratton typically costs £5,500–£10,000 for an average three-bedroom detached, depending on roof complexity. We're based in Diss, roughly 12 miles south, and can usually carry out a free survey within two or three days of your call.
No obligation · We usually respond within 2 hours
Storm damage, active leak, damaged ridge — we aim to be on-site within 24 hours.
