Lead Flashing roof in St Anne's
Lead Flashing · St Anne's

Lead Flashing Roofers in St Anne's

Code 4 and code 5 milled lead — the only material we use around chimneys, abutments and valleys.

Why Lead Flashing matters in St Anne's

Hand-dressed milled lead sheet to BS EN 12588. We use code 4 for soakers and aprons, code 5 for chimney stacks and exposed valleys. Dressed and chase-fixed properly, lead outlasts the roof covering itself.

St Anne's specifics: Code 5 minimum on FY postcodes — anything thinner thins further under salt cycling.

Best for

Chimney flashings, wall abutments, valleys, dormer cheeks, parapet copings.

Pros

  • Genuinely lifetime material when correctly fixed
  • Patine matures into the look of the building
  • Re-dressable and re-usable

Trade-offs

  • Heavy and specialist to fit
  • Lead theft risk on isolated rural rooftops
  • Higher upfront cost vs lead-substitute
Cost band
£££
Lifespan
60–100+ years.
Coastal
Specified for St Anne's

St Anne's housing context

Edwardian and inter-war villas with steeply pitched roofs, generous chimneys and decorative gable detailing. Many original Westmorland and Welsh slate roofs are still in service but tired.