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EXCELLENT Based on 89 reviews Posted on julie getleyTrustindex verifies that the original source of the review is Google. We had a leaky conservatory roof and Point Roofing replaced it with a tiled roof. I can’t thank the team enough for their professionalism, work ethic, and timely service from start to finish. We are really impressed with how this has transformed our room and we will be able to use it all year round.Posted on Jon GetleyTrustindex verifies that the original source of the review is Google. Point Roofing have recently cleaned some of our roofing and I must compliment them on their professionalism. From initial quote to timescales and the workforce leaving the site spotless on completion of work it was most impressive .Posted on Siobhan MuskettTrustindex verifies that the original source of the review is Google. We found Point Roofing very efficient. Adam was a good communicator, they came when they said they would, fixed the problem, were pleasant to do business with. We had waited a year for another roofer to fix the problem so we were delighted that Point Roofing were so helpful.Posted on Simon EllwoodTrustindex verifies that the original source of the review is Google. The team at Point Roofing did a really excellent job at a good price, even fixing minor issues not quoted. Highly recommended.Posted on Ken AgarTrustindex verifies that the original source of the review is Google. Roof moss cleaned off by two pleasant, hardworking operatives. All cleaned off, ground area cleaned up also. New guttering fitted satisfactory. Thank you.Posted on Mark MooreTrustindex verifies that the original source of the review is Google. Point Roofing did an excellent job replacing the flat roof on our extension. From the very first contact they were professional and responsive, providing a detailed, itemised quote within 24 hours. Communication throughout was excellent — every question was answered quickly and clearly, which made the whole process feel very straightforward. Their pricing was also extremely competitive, coming in around £2,000 cheaper than a quote we’d received from one of their competitors. The work itself was completed on time and to a high standard, and the team were efficient and easy to deal with from start to finish. Overall, Point Roofing made what could have been a stressful job completely hassle‑free. I wouldn’t hesitate to recommend themPosted on Jake BTrustindex verifies that the original source of the review is Google. Thanks to the guys who came and sorted our victorian terrace out the other day. No messing about, they were up and down the ladders and got the job done very quickly. We went for a small repair of the affected area and the guys came and sorted it out very quickly and explained the situation. They cleaned out the gutters and sealed up our leaky drainpipe with some marine mastic and showed us photos of the patched roof afterwards. Quality job, thanks guys.Posted on Mr HatchTrustindex verifies that the original source of the review is Google. A professional and friendly team, who responded to my query and provided a quick quotation that was competitive. I am extremely happy with the standard of work and will use them again for any future work.Posted on Elle AshtonTrustindex verifies that the original source of the review is Google. Great contractors, really easy to work with, very diligent. Used them for multiple properties, they co-ordinated all the works in one week, and carried them out to a high standard. Will be using again.Posted on Matthew RainbowTrustindex verifies that the original source of the review is Google. Excellent work, clear communication, knowledgable and reliable service
Poringland is about five miles south of Norwich, and for us it’s practically local. We’re out this way regularly, working on the newer detached houses on the village’s expanded estates, the older cottages closer to the village centre, and the bungalows that make up a fair chunk of the housing stock in between. It’s a village that’s grown a lot over the past few decades, and that growth shows in the variety of roof types we see here.
If something’s wrong with your roof, a leak that appeared after the last bout of heavy rain, tiles that shifted in the wind, guttering that’s started to overflow, we’ll come out, take a proper look, and give you a straight answer about what needs doing.
A lot of Poringland’s housing was built from the 1970s onwards, and while those roofs were put on solidly enough at the time, many of them are now at the age where things start to need attention. Mortar pointing dries out and cracks. Ridge tiles work loose. Underlay that was installed before breathable felt became standard starts to deteriorate and block up. None of it is dramatic, until water finds its way in.
We cover the full range of pitched roof work. If it’s a handful of tiles and some re-pointing, that’s what we’ll quote for. If the roof is genuinely at the end of its life and a full replacement is the better option long term, we’ll explain why and back it up with what we’ve seen. We don’t push replacement jobs on roofs that still have useful life in them.
For the older properties in the village, the cottages and period houses that predate the modern expansion, we also handle slate and traditional clay tiling, which needs a more careful approach than standard concrete tile work.
Extensions are common across Poringland, and a lot of them are sitting on flat roofs that were laid in felt. Felt has its place, but it ages and once it starts to blister, crack, or pull away at the edges, leaks aren’t far behind.
We replace ageing flat roofs with EPDM rubber or GRP fibreglass. Both are a significant improvement on felt in terms of lifespan and weather resistance. EPDM works well on larger roof areas and handles the expansion and contraction that comes with Norfolk’s seasonal temperature swings. GRP gives a very hard, seamless finish and suits smaller, more intricate roof shapes well. We’ll talk through both options with you and recommend what makes sense for your specific roof rather than defaulting to whichever is quickest to fit.
If you’re not sure whether your flat roof needs a full replacement or whether a repair will buy you more time, we can come out and give you an honest assessment.
On the newer Poringland estate properties, uPVC roofline is standard, but even uPVC eventually fades, warps, or starts to pull away from the house. On the older village properties, you sometimes still find timber fascias that have been painted over one too many times and are quietly rotting behind the surface.
Either way, failing roofline lets water get into places it shouldn’t. We replace fascias, soffits, bargeboards, and guttering across Poringland, fitting new uPVC that’ll do the job properly without needing maintenance. We also sort guttering that’s overflowing, sagging, or pulling away from the fascia, which is one of those problems that looks minor but causes damp issues if it’s left.
Poringland is a large village, large enough that it functions more like a small town in some respects, sitting just south of Norwich off the B1332. It’s one of those Norfolk villages that expanded significantly through the 1980s, 90s, and 2000s, with housing estates filling in around the older village core. The result is a real mix of property ages and types, from older cottages and farmhouses on the fringes to modern detached houses on the newer developments.
The village has good amenities for its size, and it’s a popular spot for people who want to be close to Norwich without being in the city. We also cover the villages nearby, Framingham Earl, Framingham Pigot, Shotesham, Stoke Holy Cross, Alpington, and Brooke are all within easy reach for us.
Poringland is close to our Norwich base, so we can usually arrange a visit within a few days. For leaks or storm damage, call us and we’ll do our best to prioritise.
Yes, always. A lot of roof problems are much cheaper to fix early than after water has had time to work its way in. We’ll come out, have a look, and tell you honestly whether it needs attention now or whether it’s something to keep an eye on.
It depends on the condition and age of the roof. We’ll come out and assess it properly. If the structure is sound and a repair will hold, we’ll say so. If it’s at the point where repairs are just delaying the inevitable, we’ll explain that too.
EPDM is a rubber membrane — flexible, good for larger roofs, handles temperature changes well. GRP is fibreglass — hard, seamless, very durable. Both are a big step up from felt. We’ll recommend whichever suits your roof rather than just going with what’s easier for us.
Yes — 10 years on roof and roofline replacement. We stand behind what we do.
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