A 1930s Tudor with three chimneys and eleven valleys. We rebuilt every valley in metal, reflashed the chimneys and kept the steep front gables looking original.

Two layers of old shingle hid a deck that had gone soft along the eaves. We replaced 22 sheets, added ice shield to the porch roof and matched the grey to the siding.

Golf-ball hail bruised every slope. We tarped the same night, met the adjuster with a 64-photo report and had the new roof and gutters on within three weeks of approval.

A small, busy roof with two dormers and a low porch pitch. New shingles on the main roof, a membrane on the porch and six-inch seamless gutters all round.

We kept 70% of the original slate, replaced the rest with reclaimed stone of the same quarry colour, and rebuilt both chimneys with copper flashing.