INSTALLING SLATE AND TILED ROOFS FOR OVER 35 YEARS
Formed in 1979, We at SEECO have and will always understand the value of a satisfied customer. Whether you are a home owner looking for someone to carry out a small repair or a developer looking for a tried and trusted sub-contractor for your new site. We will aim to deliver an unrivalled service that ensures you remember us for all the right reasons.
CLAY TILES
This property required a completely new tiled roof with vertical tiling and for the chimney stacks to be rebuilt. Our remit was to maintain the aesthetic qualities of the property. We achieved this using Keymer Shires mixed colour tiles to give a great effect.
SLATE ROOF
This lovely little cottage in Stowmarket had previously had concrete roof tiles which was seen as not in keeping with the local area. Our client decided that a slate roof would be more appropriate and it must be said we think he was right. We think you’ll agree this is a lovely example of a natural slated roof.
FIBRE - CEMENT TILES
Triangle Shopping Centre, Langdon Hills.
A local shopping parade using fibre cement slate, a good example of the uniform nature of the material and the clean lines achieved with this modern roofing material.
CONCRETE PLAIN TILES
A nice little bungalow in Leigh-on-Sea, Essex where the owner was very keen to bring an old dated looking property into the modern era. Whilst the photo gives a good indication of the tile and contrast with the neighbouring roof, the exterior decoration on this one is now complete and this photo does not do justice to the owners vision.
CONCRETE INTERLOCKING
A new care home in Essex using concrete interlocking tiles. one of many types of profiles this is the choice if you are in need of a new roof and are looking for a low cost solution.
RE-USE OF EXISTING TILES/HERITAGE TILES
Our remit for this one was to renew the roof whilst retaining the charm and beauty of the building. Our first job was to locate a tile to match exactly those on the roof. We then stripped the existing roof whilst saving as many of the old tiles as possible to re-use later. These were then mixed with the tiles we brought in and the roof was re-tiled. The overall finish with the undulating lines and aesthetics of an old roof but with the peace of mind of knowing it is anything but.
RE-USE OF EXISTING TILES/HERITAGE TILES
A snapshot of a much larger job with well in excess of 200,000 tiles on the various roof elevations. The remit was pretty much the same as the job above and included some very challenging details and specialist Leadworks including the manufacture on site of some bespoke lead downpipes and Hoppers. It must be said, a very challenging job but we can only be happy with the result.