Sandy's roofers range widely, from a small family firm that serves Potton and the towns around it to a company that works across five counties. There are 5 roofers on this page, and the pitched and flat roofing here is joined by a good deal of commercial work.
Potton Roofing Services is a small family business in the Bedfordshire area, serving Potton and surrounding towns for over 20 years. It does roof replacements, repairs and EPDM rubber roofing, and it will redesign a flat roof as a pitched roof, tiled or slated to match the property. That includes a new roof with interlocking tiles and a dry hip and valley system. Its lead work includes lead welding on harder jobs, and it also handles fascias and guttering. It is rated 5.0 from 3 reviews.
Elite Roofing Sandy Ltd has served homeowners across Bedfordshire, Hertfordshire, Cambridgeshire, Buckinghamshire and Northamptonshire since 1998. Its speciality is buildings of an historic nature, where traditional methods are applied. It does re-roofing, new roof installations, flat roofing, slating and tiling, roof repairs and conservatory roof replacements, and it also fits and replaces Velux windows and works on chimneys. It is rated 5.0 from 1 review.
Ace Home Improvements. is a roofing contractor in Sandy that takes on commercial and residential work. It offers free quotes and online estimates, and it describes quick responses and cost-effective services as its aims. It is rated 5.0 from 1 review.
M G Roofing & Son Ltd is rated 3.4 from 5 reviews, three of them five stars and two of them one star. StormLine Roofing Sandy is rated 5.0 from 1 review.
Central Bedfordshire Council is the authority for Sandy, in the county of Bedfordshire. It runs building control here and issues a completion certificate when the work complies, so it is reasonable to ask a roofer how that will be handled on a full re-roof or a conversion of a flat roof to a pitched one.
Biggleswade and Henlow have pages of their own close by. Bedford, Rushden and Luton sit further out. Anyone planning a larger job, such as a full re-roof with new tiles or a flat roof replaced by a pitched one, may want to look across those pages as well as the five here, and to ask each firm which of the materials it fits.