Property Restoration Services London Ltd are roofers in Teddington TW11 carrying out slate and tile roof repairs, gutter renewal and general roof repairs across the Victorian and Edwardian terraces and villas around Teddington Lock, Park Road and Bushy Park. We are based on Chiswick High Road and cover TW11 alongside the rest of West and Southwest London. Most Teddington enquiries are seen within two working days, with emergency callout available for storm damage, blocked valley gutters and active leaks.
Teddington grew up around its stretch of the Thames, where Teddington Lock marks the last lock before the river turns tidal, a complex of one weir and three locks that includes the barge lock, the largest lock on the Thames. The two Victorian bridges that carry the footpath across to the lock, a suspension bridge onto the small island followed by an iron girder bridge, sit a short walk from Ferry Road. From the lock, the High Street runs largely independent shops while Broad Street holds the multiples, each protected by its own conservation area alongside the separate Teddington Lock conservation area, giving the town two distinct main streets rather than one, both lined with Victorian and Edwardian shopfronts and flats above.
Away from the river, Park Road is the clearest record of how Teddington grew. Its west side still carries substantial detached villas dating to the 18th century, two to three storeys of brick or render under shallow hipped slate roofs. When the railway reached Teddington in 1863, development intensified on the east side of Park Road and around the station, laying out the tightly packed grid of mid to late Victorian terraces that now forms the Park Road conservation area, including the pair of semi-detached houses from 1859 on the corner of Adelaide Road. This is the roofing mix seen most often across TW11, shallow hipped slate on the older villas, steeper pitched slate and clay tile on the Victorian terraces, and the valley gutters and party wall junctions that come with a tightly packed terraced street.
Streets that back onto or sit close to Bushy Park, including Wick Road, Broom Water and Udney Park Road, carry a heavier tree canopy than the town centre. That canopy sheds leaf litter and moss spores onto roofs for a longer season than more open streets, and valley gutters and box gutters on these properties block faster as a result, something we check as standard on any Teddington job near the park.
We cover the full range of roofing work found across Teddington's villas, terraces and shopping parades, from slate repairs near Park Road to gutter clearance on the streets closest to Bushy Park. Every job starts with an on site assessment before any quote is given.
Repairs to slipped or cracked slate and tile on the pitched and hipped roofs found around Park Road, Adelaide Road and the Victorian terraces near Teddington station, matched to the existing roof covering where possible.
Clearance and renewal of valley gutters on Teddington's Victorian terraces, with particular attention to streets nearest Bushy Park, where a heavier tree canopy sheds more moss and leaf litter into the gutter run.
General roof repair for leaks, wind damage and ageing flashing across Teddington's period housing stock, from the villas on Park Road to the flats above shops on Broad Street and the High Street.
Repointing and repair of the tall shared chimney stacks common on Teddington's Victorian terraces, including flashing renewal where stacks meet a shallow hipped or pitched slate roof.
Flat roof replacement and repair for the rear extensions and loft conversions common on terraced houses near Teddington station, where a flat or low pitch section often sits behind the main pitched roof.
Emergency callout for storm damage, slipped slate and gutter overflow across Teddington, including the riverside properties nearest Teddington Lock and the weir that see the most weather exposure.
Slate and tile work is the most requested job across Teddington, because most of the town between Teddington Lock and the railway is roofed in slate laid during the Victorian and Edwardian building phases. Park Road still shows the two stages of that growth clearly, with substantial detached villas from the 18th century on the west side under shallow hipped slate roofs, and the tightly packed grid of Victorian terraces built after the railway arrived in 1863 on the east side and around the station, including the corner of Adelaide Road, roofed in steeper pitched slate and clay tile.
Because Teddington sits where the Thames turns tidal and a good number of streets back onto Bushy Park's tree canopy, we treat gutter and valley condition as part of every slate or tile job rather than as a separate add on. On the Victorian terraces near the station, the valley gutter shared between adjoining roofs is usually the first thing we check, and on streets closer to Wick Road, Broom Water and Udney Park Road we allow extra time for moss and leaf debris cleared from a heavier tree canopy than streets nearer the town centre. Where a property sits inside the Park Road, High Street, Broad Street or Teddington Lock conservation area, we match slate size, colour and fixing method to the existing roof rather than defaulting to a modern substitute.
The process is the same whether the job is a single slipped slate or a full valley gutter renewal on a terraced street near the station, so you know what to expect before we arrive.
Reach us by phone or through the contact form with a brief description of the problem and your postcode.
We inspect the roof and provide a clear quote before any work begins, with no obligation to proceed.
Our engineer completes the agreed work, matching materials to the existing roof where required.
You receive a written summary of the work completed along with any maintenance advice for the future.
Yes. Teddington's High Street holds mostly independent shops while Broad Street holds the multiples, and both sit inside their own conservation area a short walk from Teddington Lock. Flats and offices above these shopfronts need the same period appropriate roof care as the villas nearby, and access has to work around trading hours rather than disrupt the businesses below. We schedule roof and gutter work above retail units for early morning or after closing where needed, and can provide a written scope of works for managing agents or landlords responsible for a shared roof above several units.
All photographs below show real completed roofing work carried out by our team across Teddington and neighbouring TW11 streets.
As roofers in Teddington TW11, we work from Chiswick High Road across a roofing company covering West and Southwest London, including the TW11 postcodes around Teddington Lock, Park Road and the streets nearest Bushy Park.
Our team regularly carries out slate repairs on the Park Road villas, valley gutter renewal on the Victorian terraces near the station, and gutter clearance on the streets closest to Bushy Park where tree cover adds to the seasonal debris. Jobs inside the Park Road, High Street, Broad Street or Teddington Lock conservation areas are carried out with materials matched to the existing roof, and we can provide a written scope of works for managing agents where required.
Property Restoration Services London Ltd. Company registration number 16297427. VAT registration 516918864.
We do not yet have a verified customer review collected specifically from a Teddington job to publish on this page, and we would rather say so plainly than invent one. Property Restoration Services London Ltd holds genuine customer reviews on our Google Business Profile from work carried out across West and Southwest London, covering the same slate and tile repair, gutter clearance and chimney work we carry out in Teddington TW11.
Read our verified reviews directly on Google, or ask us for references from recent local jobs when you contact us for an assessment.
We cover every part of Teddington and the wider TW11 postcode area. Our engineers work directly for Property Restoration Services, we are not a franchise or a booking platform passing your job to a third party roofer.
Property Restoration Services London Ltd covers Teddington TW11 in full, along with Hampton Wick, Fulwell, Twickenham and St Margarets nearby, working alongside the wider run of West and Southwest London postcodes we serve from our Chiswick base. We aim to carry out an on site assessment within two working days for standard repairs, and offer emergency callout for storm damage, slipped slate and active leaks, which matters most on the riverside properties nearest Teddington Lock and the weir where weather exposure is highest. Every part of TW11 is covered, including the streets around Teddington Lock, Broad Street, the High Street, Park Road and the roads bordering Bushy Park such as Wick Road, Broom Water and Udney Park Road. Engineers are employed directly by us, not subcontracted through a booking platform, and quotes are provided after an on site inspection with no call out charge for the initial visit.
Alongside Teddington we cover the following areas, with a dedicated page for St Margarets already live on our site.
The questions below cover what Teddington customers ask us most often.
We aim to carry out an on site assessment within two working days for standard repairs across Teddington and the rest of TW11. For storm damage or an active leak we offer emergency callout and try to attend the same day, which matters most for properties nearest Teddington Lock and the weir where weather exposure off the river is highest. Response time can vary slightly during periods of severe weather when demand across West and Southwest London increases, but Teddington is a core part of our coverage area and is not treated as a lower priority than areas closer to our Chiswick base. We keep customers updated by phone if an appointment needs to shift, and emergency callout availability extends beyond normal office hours for genuine storm damage or a leak that cannot safely wait until the next working day.
Yes, we cover every part of Teddington TW11, including the streets around Teddington Lock and the weir, the High Street and Broad Street shopping parades, the villas and terraces along Park Road and Adelaide Road near the station, and the roads bordering Bushy Park such as Wick Road, Broom Water and Udney Park Road. We also cover the flats and offices above shops on the High Street and Broad Street, and the rear extensions found on many of the terraced houses near the station. Coverage extends beyond Teddington itself to Hampton Wick, Fulwell, Twickenham and St Margarets nearby, alongside the wider run of West and Southwest London postcodes we serve from our Chiswick base.
We carry out a free, no obligation inspection of the roof before providing a quote. All quotes are provided following an initial assessment of the work required, we do not quote over the phone without seeing the roof first, since slate and gutter jobs in Teddington can vary a lot depending on how close a property sits to the river or how much tree cover it sits under near Bushy Park. Once you accept the quote we schedule the work and confirm a date. There is no call out charge for the initial inspection visit anywhere within our Teddington and TW11 coverage area, and we are happy to provide a written scope of works where a managing agent or landlord needs one for a shared roof above shops or flats.
The process is the same whether the job is a single slipped slate or a full valley gutter renewal on a terraced street near the station. You call or contact us with a brief description of the problem and your postcode, we inspect the roof and provide a clear quote before any work begins, our engineer completes the agreed work using materials matched to the existing roof where the property sits inside the Park Road, High Street, Broad Street or Teddington Lock conservation area, and you receive a written summary of the work completed along with maintenance advice, particularly around gutter clearance if your property is close to Bushy Park's tree cover or the river.
Streets that back onto or sit close to Bushy Park, including Wick Road, Broom Water and Udney Park Road, sit under a heavier tree canopy than Teddington's town centre streets, and that canopy sheds leaf litter, seed debris and moss spores onto roofs for a longer season each year. Once moss and leaf debris build up in a valley gutter or behind a chimney stack, water backs up rather than draining away, which is often what causes a slow leak that only shows up well after the debris arrived. We check gutter and valley condition as standard on any Teddington job near the park rather than treating it as a separate add on service, since it is one of the most common causes of a callout in that part of TW11.
We see the most slate and tile work on the Victorian terraces around Park Road and Adelaide Road near the station, where roofs are now well over a century old, and on the older detached villas on the west side of Park Road with their shallow hipped slate roofs. The High Street and Broad Street bring a steady amount of roofing work above the shops and flats along both parades. Streets nearest Bushy Park, such as Wick Road, Broom Water and Udney Park Road, bring the most gutter and valley clearance callouts, given how much more leaf litter and moss collects under the park's tree canopy compared with streets closer to the town centre.
Yes. We carry out roof condition inspections for homeowners, buyers and landlords who need a clear picture of a roof's condition before completing a purchase, remortgaging or renewing a lease. The inspection covers slate and tile condition, ridge and hip detailing on both the shallow hipped villas and the steeper pitched terraces, flashing around chimneys and rear extensions, and the condition of gutters and valleys, which matters more on Teddington streets near Bushy Park given how much debris a mature tree canopy sheds each year. A written report is provided afterward, and this is a common request given the age of Teddington's Victorian and Edwardian housing stock.
This depends on the freehold and lease arrangements for the specific building, and Teddington has a mix of single family houses, converted flats and properties above shops on the High Street and Broad Street where this varies. Flats converted from larger Park Road villas usually fall under a management company or freeholder's remit for the main roof structure, and a shared roof above a parade of shops on Broad Street is often a joint responsibility between the units below it. We can identify where the fault lies during our inspection, but recommend checking your lease or speaking to your managing agent to confirm liability before work on a shared section proceeds.
A recurring leak usually means the original repair only addressed the visible symptom rather than the underlying cause, commonly a blocked valley gutter further along the run or a second failure point in the flashing that was not inspected the first time. This is especially common on Teddington's terraced streets near the station, where a valley gutter shared between adjoining roofs can carry a fault from further along the row, and on streets near Bushy Park, where fresh leaf litter can block a gutter again within a season of it being cleared. We check the full length of any shared gutter and the surrounding flashing during a repair, rather than only patching the exact spot where water was seen coming through.
Many repairs on Teddington's terraces and smaller villas can be carried out using a tower or ladder access rather than full scaffolding, particularly for isolated slate or tile replacement, gutter clearance or flashing repair. Larger jobs, such as full valley gutter renewal along a row of terraces near the station or extensive slate work on a taller Park Road villa, may need scaffolding for safe access. We confirm the access method needed during the inspection so you know what to expect before work is scheduled, including any need to coordinate access with a neighbouring property where a valley gutter or roof section is shared between adjoining houses.
Most like for like repairs, such as replacing a slipped slate with a matching one or renewing a section of gutter, do not require planning permission. Teddington sits within several conservation areas, including Teddington Lock, the High Street, Broad Street and Park Road, all part of Richmond upon Thames, which has more designated conservation areas than any other London borough, so alterations that change the appearance of a roof, such as adding rooflights or altering the roofline, are more likely to need consent. We flag anything that may need consent during the inspection so you can check with Richmond upon Thames conservation area guidance before work proceeds, rather than assuming a repair is exempt.