Roofers in Hindley Green
Hindley Green is home. We are based here in WN2, so the roofs we work on are the streets we live among, from the old colliery terraces to the postwar semis and the newer estates.
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Based in Hindley Green, covering Wigan and Greater Manchester.
Roofers Near You
R+R Roofing is based in Hindley Green, and everywhere we work is within a short drive of home. That means quick site visits and a roofer who knows the local streets and housing stock. Pick your town below.
Roofers in Hindley
Hindley sits right next to our Hindley Green base, so its market-town streets are ones we are on all the time. From the bay-fronted Edwardian terraces around Market Street to the hipped semis on the edges, we know how these roofs are built and where they let go.
View HindleyRoofers in Ince-in-Makerfield
Ince-in-Makerfield is a couple of miles west of us toward Wigan, a patch of dense Victorian terraces packed cheek by jowl on tight streets. We are based just up the road in Hindley Green, so the low-pitch slate roofs and party-wall stacks around Lower and Higher Ince are roofs we know well.
View Ince-in-MakerfieldRoofers in Platt Bridge
Platt Bridge sits a couple of miles from our base in Hindley Green, so it is well inside our patch. Most of the village is postwar and ex-council estates and interwar semis, and a lot of those concrete interlocking tile roofs are now reaching the end of their run.
View Platt BridgeRoofers in Westhoughton
Westhoughton, or Howfen to a lot of locals, is a mix of modern estates around an older stone and brick core. We are based nearby in Hindley Green and cover Westhoughton and BL5, working mostly on the newer estate roofs that are into their first big round of maintenance.
View WesthoughtonRoofers in Atherton
Atherton, or Chowbent as the old town knows it, is a short drive east of us, and it is a place built for roofers to know well. Long terraced rows carry busy chimney lines and long ridges, valley gutters run down between the paired houses, and hipped interwar semis sit out toward the edges.
View AthertonRoofers in Tyldesley
Tyldesley sits up on the tops, the town they call the Bongs, and the higher streets catch wind-driven rain from every side. We are based a few miles west in Hindley Green and cover the town, from the terraces stepping up around Elliott Street to the newer houses out toward Mosley Common and Astley.
View TyldesleyRoofers in Leigh
Leigh is a town in its own right, a former silk and cotton town with grand bay-fronted villas standing alongside the long terraced rows of Pennington and Bedford. We are based a few minutes north in Hindley Green, so WN7 is a short run for us and we know its roofs well.
View LeighRoofers in Wigan
Wigan is the biggest town in the borough, and the housing here runs the full range. You get dense Victorian terraces around Scholes and Whelley, grander villas up on Swinley, flats above the shops through the town centre, and large postwar estates out at Marsh Green and Pemberton. We are based a few miles east in Hindley Green, so we know how the roofs change from one district to the next.
View WiganRoofers in Aspull
Aspull sits high on the ground between Wigan and Bolton, out toward Haigh and the country park. It is a semi-rural village where old stone and brick cottages and farmhouses share the lanes with newer detached and estate homes, and the height means the weather gets at the roofs from every side.
View AspullRoofers in Standish
Standish is an affluent commuter village north of Wigan, and the roofs here tend to be bigger than average. Larger detached houses and newer executive estates sit around an older conservation core near Market Place, so we work on everything from multi-pitch hips and dormers to period stone and brick.
View StandishRoofers in Golborne
Golborne is a working town strung along High Street and Bank Street, from the old brick terraces to the postwar and modern estates that run down toward the A580 East Lancashire Road. We are based a few miles north in Hindley Green and cover the whole of WA3.
View GolborneRoofers in Lowton
Lowton is a greener, more spread-out patch than the old pit towns, mostly interwar and modern semis and detached houses strung along the A580 and Newton Road. We look after the roofs on those family homes, from the mature trees hanging over the gutters to the dormers and extensions added out the back.
View LowtonRoofers in Astley
Astley sits low on the edge of the moss, down by Astley Green and the old colliery with Chat Moss beyond, so the ground stays damp and the north-facing roofs hold moisture and grow moss. We are based a short drive west in Hindley Green and cover the village, from the old cottages and farmhouses along Manchester Road to the newer estates.
View AstleyRoofers in Abram
Abram is a small, close-knit former pit village just south of us, terraced rows and ex-council semis along Warrington Road and Bolton House Road, out where the Wigan Flashes and the low wetland give the weather a clear run at the roofs.
View AbramRoofers in Bickershaw
Bickershaw is a small former colliery hamlet a mile or two south of us, mostly sturdy pit-built terraces strung along Bickershaw Lane with a bit of newer infill between Abram and Plank Lane. It is a tight little place where a roofer soon knows every street, and we cover it from our base in Hindley Green.
View BickershawRoofers in Bolton
We are the roofers for the south and west side of Bolton, the streets closest to our Hindley Green base around Deane, Daubhill, Morris Green and the Hultons. This is old mill-town Bolton, dense Victorian and Edwardian terraces in brick and Bolton stone with interwar semis behind them, and it is the roofing we know inside out.
View BoltonRoofers in Horwich
Horwich sits right at the foot of Winter Hill, where the weather comes straight off the West Pennine Moors. We are based a short drive south in Hindley Green and cover the town, from the hard stone terraces built for the old locomotive works to the newer estates around Middlebrook.
View HorwichRoofers in Orrell
Orrell sits on the west side of Wigan in WN5, rising toward Up Holland and Billinge Hill. It is a settled commuter suburb, a mix of older terraces around Orrell Post, interwar and postwar semis and modern estates on the higher ground.
View OrrellRoofers in Worsley
Worsley is a leafy, affluent village on the Salford edge, known for the Bridgewater Canal and the black-and-white mock-Tudor and period villas around the Green. We are based nearby in Hindley Green and cover Worsley and M28, working on the steep, detailed period roofs and the newer executive estates at Boothstown and Ellenbrook.
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