
Re-Roof North Road, Bishopston
We’ve just finished our first major roof project of the year on North Road in Bishopston. This job needed much more than simple re-covering—it required serious structural repairs to restore safety and function.
The Problem
This project began just before Christmas when we discovered severe timber problems hiding beneath the surface. Several rafters had completely rotted out, seriously weakening the roof structure.
Without proper support beams, this roof had become unsafe and might have eventually suffered partial collapse. The damaged timbers also meant the roof couldn’t properly hold new tiles or effectively keep water out of the property.

Our Solution
Structural Repairs
We replaced all the rotten and damaged rafters with new timber, rebuilding the roof framework to proper specifications. This wasn’t just cosmetic work—we rebuilt the actual support structure.
Weatherproofing Layers
Once the framework was solid, we installed new breathable felt membrane across the entire roof. This modern underlayment allows the roof to ventilate while blocking water.
Quality Materials
We used treated timber battens to resist future rot and moisture damage. New leadwork was fitted around roof junctions and chimneys to prevent water ingress at these vulnerable points.
Premium Finish
The roof was completed with Marley Old English Double Roman tiles, giving it an attractive, traditional look while providing reliable weather protection.
The Results
The finished roof now has both proper structural integrity and excellent weather resistance. The property has been brought back to life with a roof that looks good and functions properly.
Unlike some roofers who just replace tiles, we handled the entire job from structural timbers to finished surfaces. This comprehensive approach means the homeowner now has a roof they can trust completely.
Need a complete roof renovation rather than just a quick cover-up? Contact Avoncraft today for your free assessment and quote. We rebuild roofs properly, fixing problems at their source.









