
New Roof Installation
1930s semi re-roof, Oldfield Road
Full strip and rebuild with breathable membrane and dry-ridge — completed in 6 working days.
Enquire about similar workSW19 • Merton • Greater London
Wimbledon Park is a neighbourhood within Wimbledon.
Wimbledon Park wraps the lake, golf course and the All England Club, with tall red-brick Edwardian houses lining Arthur Road and the streets above the station. The roofs are steep, slate-clad and full of secret valleys behind their gables — detailed work that rewards a careful survey.
Wimbledon Park sits in the SW19 postcode district under Merton Council, in the Greater London part of our South London coverage. The nearest major road link is A3 trunk, with day-to-day access via A219 Wimbledon Hill Road and A24 Worple Road. Local landmarks people commonly use as reference points include Wimbledon Park lake, All England Club, Wimbledon Park Station, and the nearest commercial centre is Wimbledon town centre. Via the A219 — around 30 minutes from base.
Via the A219 — around 30 minutes from base. Approx. 10.3 km from our base in Hampton (TW12 2JE). Closest motorway access: A3 trunk.
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We've stripped and relaid slate on Arthur Road frontages and rebuilt hidden valley gutters behind the gables near the lake.
Wimbledon Park conservation area covers streets near the lake. Via the A219.
Common housing here: tall Edwardian houses around the park edge. Typical roof coverings: natural slate, plain clay, lead detail.







New Roof Installation
Full strip and rebuild with breathable membrane and dry-ridge — completed in 6 working days.
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Roof Repairs
Re-leaded a leaking chimney back, fixed slipped tiles, no return visits.
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New Roof Installation
Reused 60% of original slates, sourced matching Welsh slate for the rest.
Enquire about similar workMore local detail — costs, problems, materials, property types and quotes for Wimbledon Park (SW19).
Questions we hear most often from Wimbledon Park (SW19) homeowners.
Hidden valley gutters behind the front gables silt up and split — they're invisible from the street but cause the worst internal leaks, so we always inspect them first.
It can be tight during tennis fortnight, so we schedule scaffold and deliveries around the Championships and use suspension permits where needed.
For the wider town context — including services and other neighbourhoods we cover — see our Wimbledon town page.
Tell us about the roof and we'll be in touch — usually within a few hours during the working week.