
A stone home, renewed
Weathered slates and tired ridge work replaced with a consistent charcoal covering, keeping the original roofline and character.
Illustrated recent work
Eight examples of the kind of roofing work Fellmark could show. Every project and photograph here is a generated concept illustration.

Weathered slates and tired ridge work replaced with a consistent charcoal covering, keeping the original roofline and character.

A small group of slipped slates renewed and surrounding fixings checked, with the original roof retained.

An anthracite EPDM finish with tidy edges and a considered junction against the existing brickwork.

Freshly dressed flashing and local weathering repairs at one of the roof’s most exposed junctions.

New black rainwater goods paired with a clean fascia line on a pale rendered home.

A warm tile covering with straight courses and a restrained ridge detail suited to the house.

A compact slate roof finished around the doorway with the same care as a full house covering.

A carefully formed valley detail where two roof slopes meet, with adjacent slates laid to a clean line.
A closer look
Move the divider to see the illustrated transformation. The after image was edited from the before, keeping the same house and view.


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