Walton-on-the-Naze sits at the tip of the Tendring peninsula and its roofs are exposed to some of the harshest coastal conditions in the region — we carry out roof repairs across the town, including on the seafront roads and the quieter residential streets behind the High Street.
The housing mix in Walton runs from Edwardian and inter-war semis close to the pier and town centre, through to a large number of bungalows in the streets north towards the Naze nature reserve. Bungalows often have lower-pitched roofs with wider eaves, which can trap debris and hold moisture — we find that lead valleys and flat-to-pitch junctions are among the most common repair jobs we're called to in this town. Saltwater air is corrosive on any exposed metal work, so flashings and valley trays deserve regular attention.
The Naze cliffs are a reminder of how seriously coastal erosion and weather affect this part of Essex, and roofs are no different. If you've noticed lifting ridge tiles, damp patches or blocked gutters causing water to back up under the eaves, get in touch for a free roof survey before the next winter sets in.
No obligation · We usually respond within 2 hours
Storm damage, active leak, damaged ridge - we aim to be on-site within 24 hours.
