Pitched roofing

Slate and tile roofing across Cornwall.

Slate and tile roofing for properties across Cornwall. Tell Norman about your roof and the work you need.

Finished grey slate roof seen from beside scaffolding
Actual roofing work

Slate roofs from several angles.

Slate & tile

A pitched roof needs its own assessment.

Slate roofing

If you have an existing slate roof, explain what you have noticed and whether the work concerns a small area or a broader roofing project. The photographs above show examples of slate roofing work.

Tile roofing

Norman also offers tile roofing. Share your property location, the tile type if known, and what you want to achieve. The appropriate work can then be discussed for your roof.

Your enquiry

The details that make a useful first call.

  • The town or postcode and the type of property.
  • Which roof slope or area the work concerns.
  • Slate or tile, if known, and any visible problems.
  • Ground-level photos or an existing specification, if you have them.
Tell Norman about the existing roof, the proposed work and any timing or access considerations so you can discuss the next steps for your property.
Useful answers

Slate & tile questions.

Do you work on both slate and tile roofs?

Yes. Slate and tile roofing are both among the services offered. Describe the existing covering and the work you need when you contact Norman.

Can I enquire about a small area of damage?

Yes. Explain which area is affected and what you can see from a safe position. The appropriate scope depends on the condition of the roof.

What should I send with an enquiry?

Include your postcode, a description of the roof and any useful ground-level photographs. Mention the affected slope or area and the timing you have in mind.

Roofing work by St Austell Flat Roofing
A closer look at our roofing work