Littleport is a working fen town just five miles north of Ely, and our team carries out new roof installations here regularly across a wide range of property ages and types.
Much of Littleport's housing stock dates from the late Victorian and Edwardian periods — solid brick terraces and larger homes built when the town served as a centre for the local agricultural economy. These properties were originally roofed in Welsh slate, and many are now due for replacement. The flat, open landscape around Littleport means wind-driven rain is a real factor, so we specify breathable underlays and correctly torched or clipped ridges as standard on all new roofs here.
The town also has a number of post-war and more recent builds, particularly around the station end of town, where concrete interlocking tiles are the norm. New roofs in Littleport typically cost between £5,500 and £14,000 — call us and we'll come out for a free survey within a few days and give you a written quote you can rely on.
No obligation · We usually respond within 2 hours
Storm damage, active leak, damaged ridge — we aim to be on-site within 24 hours.
