Holt is a prosperous Georgian market town with some of the finest period buildings in North Norfolk — keeping those roofs in good order requires a roofer who treats the work with the same care the buildings deserve.
Much of Holt was rebuilt after the fire of 1708, which is why the town centre has such a consistent run of early Georgian brick properties with natural slate roofs. These older slates are often Westmorland or Welsh, and when individual slates crack or nail-sick slates slip, finding a close match in size and texture is essential for planning and aesthetic reasons. We carry a range of reclaimed slates for exactly this kind of work. The townhouses around the High Street and Bull Street are the properties we're most often called to.
Beyond the Georgian core, Holt has a wider residential area with 1930s and post-war housing — bungalows and semis — where concrete interlocking tiles are more common and repairs are more straightforward but no less important. We also work in Letheringsett, Thornage and other villages in the Holt area. Call us to book a free roof survey — we'll come out, check the whole roof and give you a written quote the same week.
No obligation · We usually respond within 2 hours
Storm damage, active leak, damaged ridge — we aim to be on-site within 24 hours.
