
New Roof Installation
Slate strip & relay, Hampton Hill High Street
Reused 60% of original slates, sourced matching Welsh slate for the rest.
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Fulwell is a neighbourhood within Teddington.
Fulwell sits between Teddington and Hampton Hill — a tight grid of Edwardian terraces near the station and 1930s semis on the wider streets. The terraces tend to need slate and chimney repairs; the semis are reaching the age where full re-roofs make more sense than patching.
Fulwell sits in the TW11 postcode district under Richmond upon Thames Council, in the Greater London part of our Richmond corridor coverage. The nearest major road link is M3 (J1), with day-to-day access via A311 Stanley Road and A313 Wellington Road. Local landmarks people commonly use as reference points include Fulwell railway station, Fulwell Golf Club, and the nearest commercial centre is Stanley Road parade. Five-minute van run from our yard.
Five-minute van run from our yard. Approx. 2.4 km from our base in Hampton (TW12 2JE). Closest motorway access: M3 (J1).
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Recent Fulwell jobs include slipped-slate repairs near the station and full re-roofs along Wellington Road.
Mostly unrestricted, with character-protection in pockets near the station. Five-minute van run from Hampton.
Common housing here: bay-fronted terraces around Stanley Road and family semis along Wellington Road. Typical roof coverings: natural slate on the older terraces, concrete interlocking tile on inter-war stock.







New Roof Installation
Reused 60% of original slates, sourced matching Welsh slate for the rest.
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Roof Repairs
Stopped a long-running leak that two previous roofers had failed to trace.
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Fascia, Soffits & Guttering
Replaced rotten timber, refitted gutters to correct falls in two days.
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Questions we hear most often from Fulwell (TW11) homeowners.
Original lead flashings on Edwardian terraces are now a century old, and most have been mortar-patched rather than re-leaded. Stripping back and re-flashing in fresh lead solves it for decades.
Most streets are workable with a small skip or tipper; we arrange suspension permits on the tighter terraced runs.
For the wider town context — including services and other neighbourhoods we cover — see our Teddington town page.
Tell us about the roof and we'll be in touch — usually within a few hours during the working week.