VELUX® Windows and Roofing in Cheadle Hulme

Homes and roofs in Cheadle Hulme

Victorian and Edwardian houses with slate roofs are found near Cheadle Hulme station and along the older roads. Much of the suburb dates from the inter-war and post-war years, with semis and detached houses under clay or concrete tiles. Later developments, including apartment buildings, fill other areas. Loft conversions and large rear extensions are very common.

Lofts, extensions and older roofs

Many Cheadle Hulme homes have been extended upwards and outwards, often with roof windows in loft rooms and vaulted kitchens. Those added in the 1990s and 2000s are now commonly due for new glass, seals or full replacement. On Victorian houses near the station, slipped slates and worn lead are the usual repairs.

We also install electric and solar-powered roof windows, which are popular in vaulted ceilings and above stairs. Many existing manual windows can be converted without replacing the window, and a photo of the code label on the top of the frame lets us check before we visit.

Typical work we're asked about in Cheadle Hulme

• Replacing roof windows from 1990s and 2000s conversions
• Solar and electric conversions for high windows
• Slate and lead repairs on Victorian houses
• Tiled roof repairs and re-roofing