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Lead Works

A close-up view of a slate roof with metal flashing, surrounded by trees and blue sky in the background.

On average, we use about 2 – 3 tonnes of lead a month and have a team of skilled operatives who can produce a high quality of works.

Complex lead details can be undertaken and producing lead finials by hand, being an example.

Lead is still a popular material which we use to create new flat roof coverings, linings to gullies, capping to walls as well as general flashings and is a material which will stand the test of time when installed correctly.

View from a roof showing metal architectural details against a backdrop of a garden with green grass and a fence.
A partially repaired slate roof with tools, materials, and scaffolding visible, under a clear sky.
A conical roof structure under construction, with wooden planks and metal framework around it.
A collection of geometric metal sculptures in various shapes and sizes displayed on a floor and a table.
A person in work boots is cleaning a flat rooftop with a broom near a large glass window structure and a yellow bucket.