
Bishop's Waltham's centre is a conservation area with listed property either side of the road, and its roofs need materials and methods to match. We work on both the historic core and the modern estates around it.

Bishop's Waltham had its own brick and tile works, and the town wears the evidence. Handmade clay plain tiles, some natural slate, brick detailing and roof shapes that have been altered and added to over two or three centuries. Much of the centre sits within a conservation area with listed buildings along it, which affects what can be used and what needs consent before it goes on. A like-for-like repair in matching materials is usually straightforward. Changing a covering type, or altering the roof line, is not, and we will tell you which side of that line your job falls on before you commit to anything. Outside the old centre the picture is ordinary Hampshire housing: interwar and postwar semis, later estate development, concrete tiles, flat-roof garages and extensions. Between the two we cover the full range, from repointing a chimney on a listed cottage to recovering a 1970s bungalow roof.
On a Bishop's Waltham roof the materials matter as much as the labour. Matching clay tile, reusing what can be salvaged, renewing lead to the original detail and repairing sound timber instead of stripping it out. That is slower than a standard recover and it is the reason these roofs still look right afterwards. Fifteen years of roofing, including plenty on older and listed property, means we know what needs consent and what does not. You get photographs, honest advice on priority and a written quotation before anything is booked.
Our experienced team has worked on pitched roofs, flat roofs and roof structures across Hampshire, from minor domestic repairs to full replacements and specialist structural timber work.
We inspect, repair, replace and maintain the whole roof system, from tiles and flashing to timbers, ventilation and guttering, so you never need to appoint several different contractors for one roof.
We recommend the work your roof genuinely needs, never a full replacement by default. Every quotation is clear and written, with free, no-obligation advice to help you decide.
Consent, matching materials and how long careful work actually takes. These are the questions we field most on Bishop's Waltham's older and listed property.
In most cases, yes. Reclaimed tiles are often the best match on an older roof and we will salvage and reuse sound tiles from your own roof first. Where numbers fall short we source reclaimed or a handmade equivalent and show you the match before it goes up.
Bishop's Waltham, Waltham Chase, Swanmore, Durley, Upham, Shedfield and out towards Wickham, Botley and Hedge End. Call if your village is not on that list and we will tell you.
Yes, with photographs, findings and recommendations in writing. Useful for a purchase, an insurance claim, a managing agent or simply knowing where you stand.
Yes. Timber inspections, rafter and purlin repairs, truss repairs and replacement of anything that has gone after long-term water ingress. On old roofs we repair in place wherever the timber allows rather than stripping out sound structure.
Yes. Repointing, rebuilding to the original detail, lead flashings, lead valleys and secret gutters. On buildings of this age chimneys and lead are the most frequent cause of internal damp, and getting them right often removes the need to touch the covering at all.
Yes, and repair in matching materials is the usual route. Anything that changes the appearance or the fabric may need listed building consent from Winchester City Council, and that is a conversation to have before work is planned rather than after. We will set out what we think applies to your roof and what evidence you are likely to need.
JSA Roofing Solutions serves homeowners, landlords and commercial properties throughout Hampshire and the surrounding areas, delivering roof repairs, replacements, inspections and free, no-obligation quotations wherever you need us across the South Coast.
