Stiffkey Old Hall, built from 1576 and listed Grade II*, has walls of flint with brick and stone dressings under red pantiled and plain tiled roofs. Coverings like those set the job for anyone working on roofs in this village. Pantiles are unforgiving in their own way: they sit at a shallow pitch, they depend on sound battens and a straight nib line, and one slipped tile can let water track along a rafter for months before it shows on a ceiling. Plain tile slopes ask different questions, mostly about nail fatigue and the state of the verges. We handle both, from single tile replacements to stripping and relaying a full slope, renewing battens and underlay, rebedding ridges and making flashings good where a roof meets a stack. Repairs are matched to the covering already up there, so a new patch sits in with the flint and pantile work around it.
The village sits on the A149 coast road, 6 km (3.7 mi) east of Wells-next-the-Sea and 6 km (3.7 mi) west of Blakeney, so we can be on site quickly and bring tiles and scaffold straight in off the main road. Stiffkey is a conservation area, designated by North Norfolk District Council on 20 February 1975, so it is worth checking the position before you change what a roof slope looks like. The parish church of St John the Baptist is Grade I listed.
24 Bridge Street is a Grade II listed 18th-century cottage of one storey and attic in five bays, with flint walls, red brick dressings, a red pantile roof, three dormers and parapet gables. Roofs built that way need pantile relaying, sound dormer cheeks and soakers, and close attention at parapet gables, where water usually gets in at the abutment.
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