Roofer in Steyning

Steyning’s architectural heritage is outstanding. The High Street features timber-framed medieval buildings, Georgian townhouses, and Victorian shops — many with original Horsham stone, handmade clay tile, or natural slate roofs. The conservation area places additional requirements on materials and methods, and some properties are listed.

Working on period buildings in Steyning requires a different approach to modern housing. Lime mortar rather than cement. Reclaimed materials matched to the original. Careful repair techniques that preserve character. We understand these requirements and have experience working within conservation area guidelines.

Steyning’s inland position means less salt damage but more frost exposure. The town’s narrow streets and closely packed buildings can make access challenging. We plan carefully for Steyning projects, ensuring we have the right materials and access equipment before we start.