Cumbria Roofing are the North West's leading family run roofing contractors in Cumbria. Based in Egremont we service the whole of Cumbria, including our home town of Egremont. We are able to fully renovate all period and heritage roofs with all types of repairs, refurbishments and roofing work undertaken. We only work with the very best materials including period stone, traditional slate and high-level lead and copper.
In addition to our thriving commercial contracting, we have also established ourselves as a successful domestic roofing business. We are now able to offer our exceptional services to home owners across Cumbria and the North West. Even if you don't have a traditional or Heritage roof, our services are still available for you.
Our domestic roofing experts offer a complete range of roofing services, from the replacement and repairs of slate and tiled roofs to the resurfacing of flat roofing with modern high-performance systems and traditional metal finishes like lead and copper.
In addition to our thriving commercial contracting, we have also established ourselves as a successful domestic roofing business. We are now able to offer our exceptional services to home owners across Cumbria and the North West. Even if you don't have a traditional or Heritage roof, our services are still available for you.
Our domestic roofing experts offer a complete range of roofing services, from the replacement and repairs of slate and tiled roofs to the resurfacing of flat roofing with modern high-performance systems and traditional metal finishes like lead and copper.
Services
Call us on 01946 823300 to find out more about our roofing services for Penrith and surrounding areas.
The market town of Penrith is the largest centre to the east of the Lake District.
Accessed from the M6 motorway, Penrith is in the district of Eden and has become home to a variety of businesses and commercial enterprises.
However, the town, once the capital of Cumbria, also has one of the larger residential populations in the county.
It is made up of a mix of modern developments and historic properties.
The market town of Penrith is the largest centre to the east of the Lake District.
Accessed from the M6 motorway, Penrith is in the district of Eden and has become home to a variety of businesses and commercial enterprises.
However, the town, once the capital of Cumbria, also has one of the larger residential populations in the county.
It is made up of a mix of modern developments and historic properties.
The bustling Lake District town of Ambleside is filled with traditional and period homes, buildings and business premises.
Now, property owners in Ambleside, which sits on the A591 on the northern shore of Lake Windermere, can rely on an experienced and highly skilled team to carry out all of their slating, tiling, flat roofing and chimney work.
All lead works and roof line works, liquid plastic roofing and built up felt roofing can also be undertaken.
For those looking to transform the appearance of their property, while remaining sympathetic to the town's unspoiled Cumbrian surroundings, sheeting and wall cladding could be a consideration.
Now, property owners in Ambleside, which sits on the A591 on the northern shore of Lake Windermere, can rely on an experienced and highly skilled team to carry out all of their slating, tiling, flat roofing and chimney work.
All lead works and roof line works, liquid plastic roofing and built up felt roofing can also be undertaken.
For those looking to transform the appearance of their property, while remaining sympathetic to the town's unspoiled Cumbrian surroundings, sheeting and wall cladding could be a consideration.
Our expert teams are regularly commissioned to undertake all manner of roof line works, slating, tiling and flat roofing in the busy south Cumbrian town of Barrow-in-Furness.
Sitting on the southernmost point of the Furness Peninsula, Barrow-in-Furness is sandwiched between the Lake District mountains and the cool waters of Morecambe Bay.
The town is a ready mix of domestic and industrial properties.
The installation of solar panels, solar heating and solar roofing has become one of our specialities in recent years and our skilled workmen can expertly fit these options to save on energy costs and reduce damaging carbon emissions.
Sitting on the southernmost point of the Furness Peninsula, Barrow-in-Furness is sandwiched between the Lake District mountains and the cool waters of Morecambe Bay.
The town is a ready mix of domestic and industrial properties.
The installation of solar panels, solar heating and solar roofing has become one of our specialities in recent years and our skilled workmen can expertly fit these options to save on energy costs and reduce damaging carbon emissions.
NESTLING at the foot of the mighty Skiddaw is Bassenthwaite - a serene and unspoiled village near Keswick, in the north of Cumbria's Lake District.
The village is made up of a series of traditional Lakeland properties including private residences, hotels and guest houses.
With planning and development regulations strictly upheld by the Lake District National Park, property owners in Bassenthwaite need a firm they can trust for all their flat roofing, slating, tiling and chimney work.
All lead works, roof line works and sheeting and wall cladding can also be carried out by our team of expert workmen.
The village is made up of a series of traditional Lakeland properties including private residences, hotels and guest houses.
With planning and development regulations strictly upheld by the Lake District National Park, property owners in Bassenthwaite need a firm they can trust for all their flat roofing, slating, tiling and chimney work.
All lead works, roof line works and sheeting and wall cladding can also be carried out by our team of expert workmen.
There is a high demand for roofing contractors Cumbria-wide throughout the summer months.
Many people choose the summer as a good time to resolve any issues that you are having with a roof such as repairs and installing new guttering.
It is also seen as a good time to replace a roof if you are planning on.
The summer months whilst not reliably dry, are much warmer and so it is a much more comfortable time of year to do any work with regards to roofing Bootle wide.
All without being unable to live in your home or losing a lot of money on increasing the amount of heating used.
Many people choose the summer as a good time to resolve any issues that you are having with a roof such as repairs and installing new guttering.
It is also seen as a good time to replace a roof if you are planning on.
The summer months whilst not reliably dry, are much warmer and so it is a much more comfortable time of year to do any work with regards to roofing Bootle wide.
All without being unable to live in your home or losing a lot of money on increasing the amount of heating used.
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