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ALL TYPES OF ROOFING DOMESTIC & COMMERCIAL


Southern & Country Roofing Limited is the culmination of a well established roofing contractor and a construction industry expert, with the simple aim to provide outstanding customer service and an excellent standard of work. Southern & Country roofing is equipped to manage all types of roofing work and have a portfolio of contracts with large companies, as well as high activity in the residential market.


From small leaks and cracked tiles to complete


roofs and refurbishments, the team of roofing specialists use the very best materials including high performance felt roofs, asphalting, lead roofs, Kent Peg Tiling, glass fibre and TROCAL single ply membrane and are committed to carry out their work to the highest possible standard.


Prompt, reliable and friendly, are words associated with the service you experience when dealing with


Southern & Country Roofing, who understand how important it is to build relationships with their clients. The contracts manager, will use his 20 years experience to oversee all work undertaken to quality assure every step.


All the work carried out by Southern & Country Roofing is backed by a guarantee ranging from 10-15 years (dependent on the specifics of the job). Our pride is your guarantee.


• High performance felt roofs


• New & old roofs • Leadwork Undertaken


• Asphalt roofs


• Glass fibre & rubber membrane roofs


• All types of tiling - Kent Pegs, slate etc


• Repairs


• Liability Insurance • 10/15 yrs guarantee


• Single ply membrane


Professional, personal service and Free Quotations


01233 630601 07831 643886 www.southernandcountryroofing.co.uk


16 East


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