Four luxury residential properties at Severalls Farm in Wallingford, Oxfordshire, have been completed to stringent heritage and listed building requirements by national roofing and cladding company Bracknell Roofing. Having a specialist team for heritage work enabled them to cope with all the demands on this large, historically significant development of existing buildings, says Bracknell Roofing. <br><br>This included having to reuse clay peg tiles on one of the roofs, working with a bat conservationist on two others and dealing with the requirements of a Grade II listing on the fourth. Along with these specific challenges, Bracknell Roofing had to complete a number of lead top bays, install an original steel dovecote, including traditional leadwork, and fit flashings around rooflights. “Bracknell Roofing was able to deal with all elements on what was a challenging project,” said Simon Vickers of Rectory Homes, the developer. <br><br>“We were impressed with the company because they personally ensured that every aspect of the roof including design, specification and construction met our demanding standards – we valued this knowledgeable input.” <br><br><a href="http://www.bracknellroofing.com">www.bracknellroofing.com</a>