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Roofers in Hall Green
Birmingham's great interwar suburb — terraces and semis whose original roofs are due their second century sensibly.
Hall Green's roofs, specifically
Hall Green is peak interwar Birmingham: street after street of 1920s–30s semis and terraces, many still under original clay tiles or their first concrete replacement. Birmingham has double the national share of interwar homes, and B28 is where that shows on roofs — nail-sickness in old clay coverings, century-old chimney stacks needing repointing, and party-wall junctions on terraces that reward a roofer who's seen a hundred of them.
Terrace roofing has its own etiquette — shared chimneys, party-wall flashings, neighbours’ gutters that drain across your slope. Our surveys photograph the junctions clearly, which makes the “whose repair is it?” conversation with next door a great deal easier; more than once the report has simply been shared over the fence and the bill split without argument.
What we do most in Hall Green
- Interwar clay and concrete tile repairs and re-roofs
- Chimney repointing and re-flashing on original stacks
- Shared/terraced roof junction repairs
- Gutter and roofline renewal on tired 1930s timber