Fordham is a quiet but growing village between Soham and Newmarket, and its blend of traditional and newer housing means roofing work here calls for a flexible approach.
Much of Fordham's older core sits around the church and the river, with brick-built cottages and farmhouses that were originally roofed in plain clay tiles or natural slate. These properties need careful stripping and like-for-like replacement to satisfy the parish's character guidelines. Elsewhere, newer estates off Mildenhall Road are more straightforward — concrete interlocking tiles are the standard and replacement is a well-defined process.
We work across both ends of Fordham regularly, and our familiarity with the local properties means fewer surprises once the old roof comes off. New roofs in Fordham typically cost between £6,000 and £13,000 for a semi or detached house. Get in touch to book your free survey and written quotation.
No obligation · We usually respond within 2 hours
Storm damage, active leak, damaged ridge — we aim to be on-site within 24 hours.
