Roofing in Twyford

Local conditions

Twyford is a Thames Valley village with a strong Victorian and Edwardian residential core around the High Street and the station — properties that typically feature natural Welsh slate, ornate clay ridge work, and the chimney stacks that come with properties built before gas central heating was the norm. The streets developed in the 1950s and 1960s to the north and east of the village centre carry concrete tile. The village's location on the flood plain of the Loddon means damp-related roofing issues occasionally arise in the older stock.