Larke's Roofs, East Anglia roofing experts
South Norfolk District Council · NR9

Roof replacement in Easton

With Easton College buildings on the doorstep, Easton gives us a mix of domestic and light commercial roofs. Our roof replacement & new roofs covers both ends of Easton, a single dwelling or a full unit, and the quote sets out the specification whichever it is. We know the streets around Easton College well, and the A47 Easton roundabout is a useful marker when we arrange access.

County
Norfolk
Postcode
NR9
Access
A47
From Norwich
~6 miles

Typical jobs on modern estate housing

College buildings, newer estates and village housing.

  • Access near the A47 Easton roundabout

    Scaffold, unloading and parking around the A47 Easton roundabout are agreed before the van arrives, so nothing on your side of the road is blocked longer than it needs to be.

  • Properties around Easton College

    The buildings closest to Easton College take the brunt of the weather from that side, and they are the ones we are asked to look at most often here. The same applies along the approach to the A47 Easton roundabout.

  • Batten decay and nail fatigue

    Softwood battens and tired nails are the usual reason an otherwise sound-looking roof in Easton starts shedding tiles a few at a time.

  • Tired felt and battens

    Where the underfelt has perished, common on college and farm buildings, patch repairs stop being economic and a strip-and-re-cover is the honest recommendation.

finished re-tiled pitched roof on a modern estate housing in Easton (NR9) off the A47, roof replacement & new roofs by Larke's Roofs

What roof replacement & new roofs involves in Easton

Full strip-and-recover re-roofs and new roof installations, tiles or slate, new battens, breather membrane, ventilation and fixings to current standards.

  • Full strip and re-roof
  • Tile, slate and pantile coverings
  • New battens, membrane and ventilation
  • Ridge, hip and verge dry-fix systems
Full roof replacement & new roofs details

Want a Easton quote you can actually compare?

Our Easton quotes list materials, membrane, fixings and detailing, so other Norfolk prices can be judged against them properly.

Serving Easton and nearby areas

Our working method

  1. Survey and scaffold design

    Roof measured, condition of deck and timbers assessed, and scaffold planned around access at the property in Easton.

  2. Strip and inspect

    Old covering, battens and felt removed so the rafters and deck can be seen properly, any rot is reported before it is covered again.

  3. Re-cover

    Breather membrane, new graded battens, covering laid to the manufacturer's fixing pattern, dry-fix ridge and verge fitted.

  4. Sign-off and clearance

    Roof walked over, gutters cleared, scaffold struck and all waste taken away.

What you can expect from us

  • Independent, Costessey based

    We're an independent firm at 41 The Street, Costessey, working out to Easton ourselves rather than passing you to a national call centre.

  • You see the roof stripped

    Before the new covering goes on you're welcome to see the bare deck and what we found, no hidden surprises later.

  • Domestic and commercial

    From a single slipped tile in Easton to Easton College buildings, quoted on the same basis.

Areas we cover near Easton

Coverage from here reaches Costessey, Bawburgh, Honingham and Norwich, ask if you are on the edge of it and we will tell you straight. Roof Replacement & New Roofs enquiries here are handled the same way. Journey time from our Costessey yard out to Easton is about 10 minutes on a normal day.

Frequently working in and around Easton College buildings, roadside business units.

Practical answers before you book

What happens if you find rotten timbers?
We stop, photograph it and price the repair before covering it up. It's the one part of a re-roof that can't be fully quoted in advance, so we tell you the rate for it up front.
How do we know the roof needs replacing rather than repairing?
The test is the felt and battens, not the tiles. Once the underfelt has perished, water that gets past a tile has nothing to stop it. We'll show you the state of it at the inspection and say plainly which side of the line your roof is on.
Can we keep the existing tiles?
Sometimes. Clay pantiles and natural slate often survive a strip and can be re-laid with new ones making up breakages. Concrete tiles past their life usually aren't worth salvaging.
Our Easton roof is modern estate housing, is that a problem?
Not at all, that is ordinary for Easton. Modern estate housing is among the most common things we work on in South Norfolk District Council, and materials are matched wherever existing covering is being kept.
Will you patch our Easton roof, or push a full replacement?
Whichever is honest for the roof in front of us: if a repair will genuinely hold on your Easton property that is what gets quoted, and if the felt and battens underneath have gone then patching only moves the leak, which we'll show you while we're on site.

Next steps in Easton

A re-cover is decided underneath the tiles, not from the pavement. If the felt and battens on your Easton roof have gone, we'll show you; if they haven't, we'll say so and quote the repair instead. Easton addresses in NR9 are quoted on the same terms as anywhere else in South Norfolk District Council.

Want a Easton quote you can actually compare?

Our Easton quotes list materials, membrane, fixings and detailing, so other Norfolk prices can be judged against them properly.

Serving Easton and nearby areas