Honing is a quiet agricultural village between North Walsham and the Broads, and its mix of farmworkers' cottages and rural houses all come with their own roofing considerations.
Much of Honing's older housing stock was built using local red clay pantiles on relatively shallow-pitched roofs — a style common across this part of Norfolk. When these roofs reach the end of their life, a like-for-like replacement using matching reclaimed or manufactured pantiles keeps the property looking right and avoids planning complications in this rural setting. We also work on the more modern detached and semi-detached houses that have appeared on the village edges since the 1970s.
Being based in North Walsham means Honing is practically on our doorstep. New roofs in Honing and surrounding villages typically cost between £5,500 and £12,000 — call us to book a free, no-obligation survey.
No obligation · We usually respond within 2 hours
Storm damage, active leak, damaged ridge — we aim to be on-site within 24 hours.
