We are based in Dartford and work across Kent, on barn conversions, new homes and extensions in zinc, copper, aluminium and colour-coated steel. Recent Kent projects include a GreenCoat PLX barn in Cranbrook, a coastal home in Ramsgate and zinc box gutters and cappings on a barn conversion.
Metal roofing in Kent
Much of Kent's building stock is agricultural — oast houses, barns and farm buildings — and converting them is some of our most frequent work. Standing seam metal suits these buildings: it gives the long, simple roof planes of a barn a clean finish and works at the low pitches many of them have.
Large parts of the county lie in the Kent Downs and High Weald National Landscapes, where planning pays close attention to how a building sits in the countryside. Darker, matt finishes are often preferred there.
Questions about roofing in Kent
Where in Kent do you work?
Across the county. We are based in Dartford, and our Kent projects run from the north of the county to Cranbrook in the Weald and Ramsgate on the coast.
Is metal roofing suitable for a barn conversion?
Very — it is some of our most common work. Metal suits barns' long, simple roof planes and low pitches, and colour-coated steel or dark zinc can echo the look of traditional agricultural roofing.
