Horley and across east Surrey
Based in Smallfield, so most of the work is within half an hour of the yard: Horley, Redhill, Reigate and Crawley most weeks, out to Dorking, Caterham, Oxted and East Grinstead. The towns below are where the work comes from most often, not a limit on where we will go.
Horley
Horley is home.
Read moreRH6Smallfield
Smallfield is where J&L is based, at The Woodlands, so a job here is literally round the corner and easy to fit in between bigger jobs.
Read moreRH6Redhill
Redhill is a straight run up the A23 and one of the towns we are in most weeks, with a lot of Victorian terraced roofs, chimneys and lead gutters around the centre.
Read moreRH1Reigate
Reigate is ten minutes north and full of older property, so it is chimney, slate and lead work more often than anything else, along with plenty of guttering under the trees.
Read moreRH2Crawley
Crawley is a short run south and the new town neighbourhoods there mean a lot of roofs of the same age reaching the end of their life at once, which keeps us busy with re-roofs and fascias.
Read moreRH10Charlwood
Charlwood is a conservation village on the far side of the airport and the work there is careful re-roofs, chimneys and lead on older cottages rather than anything quick.
Read moreRH6Salfords
Salfords sits between Horley and Redhill on the A23 and is a five minute run from the yard, so it is an easy town to fit a repair or a gutter clear into.
Read moreRH1Burstow
Burstow is the parish Smallfield sits in, so it is the closest work we have, and a lot of it is older farmhouse and cottage roofs with the chimneys and lead that go with them.
Read moreRH6Copthorne
Copthorne is a couple of miles south east of the yard across the county line, and the modern housing there makes for straightforward re-roofs, fascias and flat roofs.
Read moreRH10Earlswood
Earlswood is the south side of Redhill and much of it is Victorian terracing, so party wall flashings, chimneys and valleys come up there more than full strips.
Read moreRH1Merstham
Merstham splits between an old village on the edge of the Downs and a large postwar estate, so the same trip often takes in a chimney in one and a re-roof in the other.
Read moreRH1Lingfield
Lingfield is a fifteen minute run east and the older property around the village centre means slate, clay tile and chimney work, with a lot of gutter clearing under the mature trees.
Read moreRH7Godstone
Godstone sits on the edge of the Surrey Hills and the village green is ringed with older property, so roof work there is nearly always careful tile, chimney and lead repair.
Read moreRH9Oxted
Oxted is a twenty minute run north east and the Edwardian housing around the station means hipped clay tile roofs, big chimneys and plenty of lead, along with gutters that fill with leaves every autumn.
Read moreRH8Caterham
Caterham sits in a steep valley on the Downs and the slopes there take real weather, which shows up as failed ridges, chimney flaunching and lifted verges more than anywhere else we cover.
Read moreCR3Banstead
Banstead is at the northern end of what we cover and the interwar housing there means big hipped roofs, plenty of guttering and fascias, and the odd chimney.
Read moreSM7East Grinstead
East Grinstead is a twenty minute run south east and mixes a historic High Street with large postwar estates, so both ends of what we do get used there.
Read moreRH19Dorking
Dorking is at the western edge of the patch, tucked under Box Hill, and the older property in the town keeps us on slate, clay tile and chimneys rather than quick jobs.
Read moreRH4Horsham
Horsham is a half hour run south west and, like Reigate, splits between a historic centre with Horsham stone and clay tile roofs and big modern estates on the edges.
Read moreRH12Haywards Heath
Haywards Heath is the southern end of what we cover, a half hour down the A23 and the A272, and jobs there get booked as a full day rather than a morning call.
Read moreRH16Somewhere not on the list?
Ask anyway. If it is a sensible run from Smallfield we will come and look.