Roof replacement in Llanfyllin

It is in the lee of the Berwyn foothills and gets long spells of rain and the winter winds that come down the valley from Lake Vyrnwy. That is the climate a new roof in Llanfyllin has to stand up to, and it shapes the specification a good roofer will give you. We pass your enquiry to one local firm that re-roofs houses in Llanfyllin; they look at the roof and quote in writing.

Housing and roof stock

Llanfyllin is a small market town in the Cain valley, known for its Georgian red-brick houses along the High Street, with stone cottages and farms across the hills towards Lake Vyrnwy.

Slate on the town houses and cottages, with old corrugated and asbestos-cement sheeting on many of the farm buildings in the district.

Weather and exposure

It is in the lee of the Berwyn foothills and gets long spells of rain and the winter winds that come down the valley from Lake Vyrnwy. The exposure category decides the headlap, the fixing pattern and whether the ridges are mortar-bedded or dry-fixed, and it is worth asking the roofer which category they have priced for.

Conservation, listing and the national park

The High Street is a conservation area, and the Georgian brick fronts mean a re-roof is expected to keep the slate and the chimney lines.

One roofer, one written price

We do not sell your details to a list of firms. Your enquiry goes to a single roofer who covers Llanfyllin and the surrounding district, and they visit and quote. If you would rather get a second opinion after that, we can pass it to another.

The roofer covers Llanfyllin itself and the district around it, from the Council House on the High Street out to Meifod.