Necton sits on the edge of Breckland, and the properties here — from Victorian estate cottages to modern farmsteads — all have one thing in common: they need well-maintained lead work to handle the variable Norfolk climate.
The older tied cottages and church-adjacent properties in Necton often feature original lead valleys and step flashings that have lasted well but are now at the end of their serviceable life. A corroded lead valley on a clay-pantile roof will cause water ingress that damages timber rafters and ceiling joists before it shows as a visible stain — by which point repair costs multiply quickly. We inspect the full roof covering, not just the lead, so nothing is missed.
Necton's position on slightly higher ground means roofs here catch more wind-driven rain than lower-lying villages in the Wensum valley. We use continuously supported lead on all valleys and ensure all flashings are properly secured against uplift. All work carries a ten-year workmanship guarantee.
No obligation · We usually respond within 2 hours
Storm damage, active leak, damaged ridge — we aim to be on-site within 24 hours.
