Leadwork is the practice of using lead, a soft and malleable metal, to cover roofs and walls of buildings. Leadwork is a traditional and skilled craft that can create long-lasting and attractive roofing solutions. Leadwork can be used for various purposes, such as flashings, valley gutters, dormers, chimney trays, vents, slates, and more.

Flat roofing is a type of roofing that has a low or no slope, and is typically covered with a waterproof membrane or material. Flat roofing is often used for commercial buildings, extensions, garages, porches, and balconies.

Curved roofing is a type of roof design that has a curved shape, either concave (curving inward) or convex (curving outward). Curved roofs can have different styles, such as arched, domed, or tapered. Curved roofs are often used for aesthetic reasons, as they can create a modern and unique look for a building.

Wooden shingles are thin, tapered pieces of wood that are used to cover roofs and walls of buildings. They are a natural and eco-friendly roofing material that can create a beautiful and durable finish for your home. 

Natural slate is a type of roofing material that is made from metamorphic rock that has been split into thin layers. Natural slate is a durable, fire-resistant, and weather-resistant roofing material that can last for centuries.

Fibre cement is a composite building material consisting of cement, various types of fibres, aggregates, and water. Fibre cement is a strong and versatile material that is used for roofs.

Special insulation is a type of insulation that has some unique features or benefits for roofing, such as radiant barrier and rigid fiberglass boards. These types of insulation can help reduce cooling costs, prevent moisture problems, provide thermal and acoustic insulation, and resist fire, mould, and pests.