Cannington is a village of roughly 2,300 people whose historic core sits inside a conservation area, with post-war housing built out around it — two different sets of roofs needing two different conversations. It has also grown as the closest sizeable village to Hinkley Point C, and the parish runs from the River Parrett up into the Quantock foothills, so the weather arriving at a roof depends a good deal on which end of it you live.
On the A39 a few minutes from Bridgwater, and covered on exactly the same terms as the town.
Like-for-like repair is normally straightforward. It is changing the material or the look of a roof that may need consent, and that application is the property owner's responsibility rather than the roofer's. The contractor can tell you precisely what a job entails so the request you make is the right one.
It asks for more care. Old stacks were built with soft, breathable mortar, and repointing them in hard modern cement traps moisture and speeds up the damage it was supposed to stop. Expect £500–£1,200 for a full repoint, with any scaffolding priced separately and stated up front.
Say what the roof is doing and the contractor will come and look at it. Cannington and the parish are covered on town terms.
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