Marham's tight-knit village and the varied housing around RAF Marham mean we handle everything from straightforward flashing repairs to more involved lead valley work on older properties.
Marham village itself has a mix of traditional Norfolk brick cottages and more modern housing built to serve the RAF station, one of the busiest fast-jet bases in the UK. The older properties in the village — particularly those along the lanes near the church — often have original lead soakers and stepped flashings around chimney stacks that were laid decades ago and are now due for replacement. We also see a fair number of flat-roofed extensions on post-war homes where lead-dressed edges have begun to pull away from brickwork.
Being based in Downham Market means Marham is on our regular patch, and we can usually turn round a free inspection visit within 48 hours. All our lead work uses BS EN 12588-compliant sheet lead in the appropriate code weight for the application — Code 4 for soakers and small flashings, Code 5 for valleys and wider cover flashings. If you've had a damp survey flag up roof-level water ingress, give us a call and we'll identify the source accurately before quoting.
No obligation · We usually respond within 2 hours
Storm damage, active leak, damaged ridge — we aim to be on-site within 24 hours.
