Coverage
Local roofers across North Wales.
One trusted team, based in Bethesda, covering the whole of North Wales — from Anglesey's coast to the Conwy valley. Pick your town for local pricing, examples and reviews.
Roofers in Bangor
Bangor is our home patch. From Victorian terraces on Upper Bangor to modern estates in Maesgeirchen and the historic university buildings on College Road, we've re-roofed, repaired and lead-detailed properties in almost every corner of the city.
Roofers in Bethesda
We're based in Bethesda, in the literal shadow of Penrhyn Quarry — arguably the most important slate quarry in the world. It's where we source our stone, and it means we know every street from High Street to Rachub, Tregarth and Mynydd Llandygai inside out.
Roofers in Caernarfon
Caernarfon's roofscape runs from the medieval walled town by the castle out to the modern housing around Coed Helen and Bontnewydd. We work on all of it — from listed properties within the town walls to storm-damage callouts on the harbour front.
Roofers in Llandudno
Llandudno's grand Victorian and Edwardian seafront hotels and terraces demand a roofer who understands heritage slate, decorative ridge detail and heavy lead work. We travel to the town regularly for private homes and hospitality-sector jobs alike.
Roofers in Conwy
Conwy is a UNESCO World Heritage town wrapped inside a medieval wall — and the roofs above it are just as historic. We work on stone cottages within the walls, larger Victorian villas up the hill and modern homes in the surrounding villages.
Roofers in Colwyn Bay
Colwyn Bay's rows of Victorian and Edwardian houses stretching up from the promenade share the same roof challenges as neighbouring Llandudno — original slate, decorative ridges and lead valleys that have often been patched rather than properly repaired.
Roofers in Anglesey
We cover the whole of Ynys Môn — from Menai Bridge and Beaumaris across to Amlwch, Rhosneigr and Holyhead. Coastal exposure here is unforgiving on ridges, flashings and chimneys, so we spec accordingly.
Roofers in Menai Bridge
Just over the Menai Suspension Bridge, Porthaethwy has a lovely mix of Victorian villas, harbourside cottages and modern homes climbing the hill toward Cadnant. We work here regularly — often the same day for storm damage.
Roofers in Beaumaris
Beaumaris is postcard Wales — a Georgian and Victorian seafront town under the shadow of a UNESCO castle. Roofing here means respect for the conservation area, careful colour matching and lead work done properly.
Roofers in Llanberis
Llanberis sits at the foot of Snowdon between two lakes — beautiful, but the weather off Yr Wyddfa is punishing on roofs. We know exactly what stands up to it.
Roofers in Porthmadog
Porthmadog and the surrounding Llŷn villages sit on the edge of Snowdonia National Park. Estuary winds, salt air and older slate roofs make this a regular call for repairs and re-roofs alike.
Roofers in Holyhead
Holyhead takes the full brunt of the Irish Sea — nowhere in North Wales is harder on a roof. We spec heavier code lead, storm-fix every slate and detail every abutment as if the next gale is due tomorrow. Because it is.
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