Roofers in Selston

Selston parish — Selston itself, Jacksdale and Underwood — sits on the Notts–Derbyshire border at the western edge of the old coalfield, on high ground with a long mining history. The housing is a proper mix: older cottages and mining terraces, inter-war and post-war semis, and newer infill along the lanes.

Its elevation means weather finds the weak points quickly — lifted tiles, cracked ridges, leaking chimney flashings — and much of the mid-century housing is on original concrete tiles that are now porous and slipping. We re-roof with breathable membrane and dry-fix ridge and verge so there's no mortar to fail again, repair what's still sound, and put every price in writing within 48 hours.