Roofers in Wimbledon Village, Wimbledon

SW19MertonGreater London

Wimbledon Village is a neighbourhood within Wimbledon.

Wimbledon Village is the historic core above the town — Georgian and Victorian property with material-matched roof work.

Roofing services we offer in Wimbledon Village

A bit of local context

Wimbledon Village 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 Common, Cannizaro Park, High Street SW19, and the nearest commercial centre is Wimbledon town centre. Via the A3 and Wimbledon Hill — around 30 minutes.

Postcode
SW19
Council
Merton
Nearest motorway
A3
From our base
9.2 km

Service area: Wimbledon Village (SW19)

Via the A3 and Wimbledon Hill — around 30 minutes. Approx. 9.2 km from our base in Hampton (TW12 2JE). Closest motorway access: A3 trunk.

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Why this area is on our list

We've done slate strip-and-relays and chimney rebuilds on Wimbledon Village villas.

Wimbledon Village conservation area. Via the A3 — around 30 minutes.

Common housing here: period townhouses on the High Street and large villas on the side roads. Typical roof coverings: natural slate, plain clay, lead detail.

Recent roofing work around Wimbledon Village

roofing project in Wimbledon Village, SW19: Victorian terrace with parapet detailing, georgian and victorian high-street core stock (natural slate)
Victorian terrace with parapet detailing — service example
Natural slate pitched roof on a period property — roofing in Wimbledon Village (SW19), georgian and victorian high-street core stock (natural slate)
Natural slate pitched roof on a period property — service example
roofing project in Wimbledon Village, SW19: Victorian property with rebuilt chimney, georgian and victorian high-street core stock (natural slate)
Victorian property with rebuilt chimney — service example
Emergency leak repair — roofing in Wimbledon Village (SW19), georgian and victorian high-street core stock (natural slate)
Emergency leak repair — service example
roofing project in Wimbledon Village, SW19: New pitched tiled roof (service example), georgian and victorian high-street core stock (natural slate)
New pitched tiled roof (service example)
HRD roofing — Roof repair — lead flashing and tile replacement in Wimbledon Village, georgian and victorian high-street core stock (natural slate)
Roof repair — lead flashing and tile replacement — service example

Recent work near Wimbledon Village

New tiled roof on a 1930s Hampton semi

New Roof Installation

1930s semi re-roof, Oldfield Road

Full strip and rebuild with breathable membrane and dry-ridge — completed in 6 working days.

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Lead chimney flashing repair on a Hampton riverside cottage

Roof Repairs

Riverside cottage chimney lead-work, Thames Street

Re-leaded a leaking chimney back, fixed slipped tiles, no return visits.

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Slate roof on a Victorian Hampton Hill terrace

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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Related Wimbledon Village pages

More local detail — costs, problems, materials, property types and quotes for Wimbledon Village (SW19).

Roofing FAQs for Wimbledon Village

Questions we hear most often from Wimbledon Village (SW19) homeowners.

Are conservation rules strict in Wimbledon Village?

Yes — slate and lead detail expected to match originals.

Do you cover the streets off the Common?

Yes — the village and the streets backing onto the Common are regular coverage.

Wimbledon Village is part of Wimbledon

For the wider town context — including services and other neighbourhoods we cover — see our Wimbledon town page.

Free on-site quote in Wimbledon Village

Tell us about the roof and we'll be in touch — usually within a few hours during the working week.