Do you charge for quotes in Oxford?

No — every quote is free and carries no obligation. We survey the roof or gutters and give you a clear, written price.

How fast can you come out in Oxford?

We'll come out as soon as we can and can make a storm-damaged roof safe.

Can you work on conservation-area roofs?

Yes. We use slate, clay tile and leadwork that match period Oxford properties and meet conservation requirements.

Do you clear gutters as well as repair them?

Yes. We clear, flush and inspect gutters — and every clean includes a free roof check.

OX1–OX4

Roofing & Guttering in Oxford

From period terraces in Jericho to new builds in Barton, we deliver expert roofing and guttering solutions across Oxford that respect the city's architecture.

Areas of Oxford we cover: Headington, Cowley, Summertown, Jericho, Botley, Marston, Barton, Littlemore.

Local Specialists in Oxford

As a local Oxfordshire business, we've carried out roofing and guttering work in and around Oxford. Our local teams understand the area's housing stock — from period properties to modern developments — and deliver high-quality workmanship.

Heritage slate roof repairs
Conservation-area compliant materials
Gutter & fascia renewal across OX1–OX4
Free surveys and clear, written quotations throughout OX1–OX4
We can usually visit Oxford homes the same day, and we offer 24/7 emergency callouts for storm damage and sudden leaks across OX1–OX4.

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...John came round and checked out our roof fully, he sent us a quote over and he managed to get the work done over the next week. He turned up whenever he said he would and was lovely and polite! I have recommended him to my parents and will continue to recommend him to others!

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Homes & Roofs in Oxford

Oxford's housing stock is unusually varied. Central districts such as Jericho, North Oxford and East Oxford are rich in Victorian and Edwardian terraces with Welsh slate roofs, plain clay tile ridges and tall brick chimneys — many within conservation areas where matching materials matter. Head out to Headington and Cowley and you'll find 1930s to 1970s semis with concrete interlocking tiles, while Barton, Blackbird Leys and the newer developments on the city's edges are largely modern estates with concrete tiles and uPVC gutters. Flat-roofed rear extensions, dormers and porches are common right across the city, and the mature street trees in areas like North Oxford and Iffley keep gutter clearing in constant demand.

Common Roof & Gutter Problems Here

The period homes of central Oxford suffer most from nail fatigue in ageing slate, slipped or cracked slates, and failing lead flashings on tall chimneys. Concrete-tiled estates in Headington and Cowley see cracked and delaminating tiles, moss on north-facing slopes, and flat-roof extensions that blister and pond. Across the city, mature trees mean gutters fill with leaves and silt, causing overflow that stains brickwork and saturates fascias. Chimney flaunching and leadwork are a frequent source of indoor damp on the older terraces.

Whatever the issue, we can help with roof repairs, new roofs and gutter repairs across Oxford and the surrounding area.

We also cover nearby towns including Kidlington and Abingdon.