Roofers in FrimleyFrom Sandhurst’s Trusted Roofing Team

Frimley, in postcode district GU16, is one of the closer towns to our Sandhurst base, and it's one where we do a steady mix of domestic and commercial roofing work. We cover the whole town, the older cottages around Frimley Green, the streets near Frimley Park and the hospital, and the newer housing that has filled in towards Mytchett and the Basingstoke Canal corridor. Being a short drive from our yard means we know the roads and the roof types here well, which speeds up both the survey visit and the eventual work.

The distance from Sandhurst to Frimley is only a few miles along the A321 and through Camberley, so same-day attendance is usually possible here for anything urgent, and our emergency line is answered 24 hours a day, seven days a week whatever the hour a leak or storm damage is discovered.

Frimley Green retains a number of genuinely old cottages and terraces, some dating back well over a century, with steep pitched roofs, clay tiles or slate, and chimney stacks that have seen generations of repointing. These properties reward careful, traditional repair work, matching tile profiles, dressing lead correctly around chimneys, and repointing with a mortar mix that won't damage soft old brickwork.

Move towards the centre of Frimley and the housing shifts to 1930s semis and detached houses, many with bay windows, hipped roofs and original chimney breasts, followed by the estates built through the 1960s and 1970s further out towards Frimley Park and the hospital grounds. These later properties tend to have simpler roof shapes but are now old enough that felt underlay, roofline timber and guttering are due for renewal on a good number of them.

Frimley Park Hospital and the business premises around the town bring commercial roofing work into the mix as well, flat and low-pitch roofing on outbuildings, offices and light industrial units, where minimising disruption to an operating site matters as much as the roofing detail itself. We're used to scheduling this kind of work around a business's operating hours rather than the other way round.

The Basingstoke Canal runs along the edge of Frimley, and the corridor alongside it carries a lot of mature tree cover, oak, birch and willow in places, which affects roofs on the streets closest to the water. Leaf litter and organic debris collect in gutters and valleys faster here than on more open parts of the town, and we see more gutter blockages and valley leaks on these tree-lined roads than elsewhere in Frimley.

Frimley's building stock spans well over a century, from Frimley Green's older cottages to the estates built out towards the canal, and the town's commercial premises add a further layer of variety. We don't work to a single template, a Victorian chimney needs different mortar and technique to a 1970s roofline, and a hospital-adjacent business unit needs different scheduling to a family home. Our surveys reflect that, property by property.

Frimley's short distance from Sandhurst means we can usually turn a call into a survey, and a survey into completed work, faster than a contractor coming from further afield. Same-day attendance is usually possible here for urgent problems given the town is only a few miles from our yard along the A321.

We handle domestic and commercial roofing under the same standards: a free written survey, City & Guilds qualified and fully insured teams, photographs at every stage, and a 100% satisfaction guarantee on the finished work. New roofs are fully guaranteed, with the exact term confirmed at quotation stage.