Richmond, London
New Roofs in Richmond
New roof installations in Richmond must navigate the borough's extensive conservation areas — covering much of Richmond town centre, Kew, and parts of East Sheen — where like-for-like material specification is required. Legacy Roofing works with owners and, where necessary, the local planning authority to agree appropriate materials before any re-roofing begins.
Kew's Victorian and Edwardian residential streets — close to the Royal Botanic Gardens — are within conservation areas where natural Welsh slate is typically required for re-roofing properties that originally had slate. We advise on this as part of every Richmond re-roofing survey.
For a new roof survey in Richmond, call 07707460710.
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New Roofs in Richmond — FAQs
Timescales vary with the size and complexity of the roof. Contact us for a quote and we will give you an honest programme once we have seen the job.
Like-for-like replacements generally do not require planning permission, though there are exceptions in conservation areas and for listed buildings. We will advise on your specific situation.
We install natural slate, concrete interlocking tiles, clay plain tiles, and a range of modern profiles. We will help you choose a material that suits the property and any planning constraints.
Yes — we arrange scaffolding as part of the project and include it in the quote.
New Roofs in Richmond — get a free quote
Contact Legacy Roofing for a free, no-obligation quote. Based in Wokingham, covering Berkshire and London.