Roofers in Blidworth

Blidworth is two villages in one: the old hilltop village around St Mary of the Purification — one of the highest points in Notts, with the weather exposure to match — and the 1920s colliery village on the slope below it, built when Blidworth pit opened. We're in and out of both constantly; it's barely ten minutes from the yard through Rainworth.

That hilltop position matters for roofs: wind-driven rain finds every loose tile and cracked ridge, so secure fixings, sound underlay and dry-fix ridge and verge earn their keep here more than almost anywhere on our patch. The colliery rows and later semis are mostly at re-roof age on original tiles; we re-roof them to stand up to the exposure, and repair what's still sound — priced in writing inside 48 hours.