Roofers in Pinxton

Pinxton sits hard on the Notts–Derbyshire border by M1 junction 28 — an old colliery village with a surprising past as a canal port, where the Pinxton wharf once loaded coal onto the Cromford Canal. The housing is colliery terraces and inter-war rows around the village core, post-war semis, and newer infill towards the motorway.

The work here is what the coalfield villages share: original tiles gone porous and slipping on the older rows, mortar ridges shedding, and mid-century semis reaching re-roof age street by street. We strip and re-roof with breathable membrane and dry-fix ridge and verge, do honest repairs where the roof has life left, and put every price in writing within 48 hours.