Our home base. Slaters Way, CW7 2GS, with Winsford streets accounting for the bulk of our weekly schedule. From the 1960s pebble-dashed semis around Wharton through to the modern Bostock Road and Sandiway estates, we know the housing stock house by house.
Winsford is our home base, registered at Slaters Way, Winsford, CW7 2GS. We know the area well, including Winsford Industrial Estate, Bostock Road and the older 1960s estates around Wharton.
Most properties in Winsford that come to us need one of three things: a roof repair after wind damage, a full re-roof on a tired concrete-tile semi, or building work on an extension or new build. The full service list is below.
Most of Winsford falls into three housing eras. The 1950s to 1960s pebble-dashed semis around Wharton, Verdin and the older Town End streets, originally fitted with concrete interlocking tile that is now reaching the end of its 50 to 60 year service life. The 1970s to 1980s detached and semi developments through Sandiway, Sandhurst and the Bostock Road estates, mostly clay or concrete tile and a smaller number of synthetic slate. And newer post-2000 builds out toward Wharton Industrial Estate, with concrete tile, EPDM porches and full UPVC roofline as standard. Welsh slate is rare in Winsford itself, more common in the surrounding Mid-Cheshire villages.
Full re-roofs on the 1960s estates, where the original tile is porous, the leadwork has split and the felt has become brittle. Roofline replacement (UPVC fascia, soffit, deep-flow guttering) on properties up for sale or refinancing. Spray foam removal on properties where the previous owner installed open or closed-cell insulation in the loft. Conservatory warm roof conversions on the 1990s and 2000s polycarbonate units. Storm damage and emergency tarpaulin work after high-wind events.
Slaters Way is our base, so for emergency leak callouts we are usually on a Winsford driveway within an hour during the working day. Quotes for non-urgent work go out within 24 hours. Our scaffold yard, materials store and second-team meeting point are all in CW7, so we can pivot a Winsford job into the schedule faster than anywhere else we cover.
Within an hour during the working day for active leaks, often inside 30 minutes if we have a Winsford job already in progress. Out of hours we aim for inside 6 hours to tarp and stop further damage.
Yes, every postcode in CW7 from the town centre out to Wharton, Verdin, Sandiway and the rural lanes toward Whitegate and Cuddington.
Yes, those streets are the bread and butter of our weekly schedule. We have re-roofed dozens of the original concrete-tile semis on the Verdin, Wharton and Sandhurst estates and we know exactly what condition the timber underneath tends to be in.
Yes, mostly UPVC roofline and conservatory roof conversions on the 1990s-2000s builds, plus EPDM flat-roof replacements on porches and dormers.
A real reply, usually same day. We come out, look at the property, give you a written price. No hard sell.