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Telephone: 01438 229 655

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Freephone: 0800 023 8350
Telephone: 01438 229 655
Mobile: 07961 147 476
enquiries@tjcoppingroofing.com

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Reliability and timekeeping

9.87

Tidiness

9.71

Courtesy

9.88

Workmanship

9.79

Invoice history is based on 166 reviews

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T. J. Copping Roofing Ltd Roofing Specialists are a family owned roofing company who have been successfully trading since 1960. Their desire to offer a quality roofing service with competitive rates is as strong today as it's always been.

T. J. Copping Roofing Ltd Roofing Specialists have many satisfied customers in and around the Enfield area.

A little history about Enfield

Enfield Town itself used to be a small market town in the county of Middlesex on the edge of the forest about a days travel north of London. As London expanded, Enfield Town and its surrounds eventually became a residential suburb, with fast transport links into the centre of London.

The current borough was created in 1965 from the former areas of the Municipal Borough of Southgate, the Municipal Borough of Enfield and the Municipal Borough of Edmonton. The armorial bearings of these three boroughs were also merged. The heraldic beast on the shield of the Enfield coat of arms is known in heraldry as an Enfield, or more commonly, the Enfield beast, and is used extensively as a logo representing Enfield, particularly by the borough council.

Back in Roman times, Enfield was connected to Londinium by Ermine Street, the great Roman road which stretched all the way up to York. Artefacts uncovered in the early 1900s reveal that there were Roman settlements in the areas that are now Edmonton and Bush Hill Park.

In the year 790 King Offa of Mercia was recorded as giving the lands of Edmonton to St Albans Abbey. The area became strategically important as East Anglia was taken over by the Danes. In the 790s strongholds were built by men loyal to King Alfred the Great, in order to keep the Danes to the east of the River Lea.

After the Norman Conquest, both Enfield and Edmonton were mentioned in the Domesday Book. Both towns had churches, and Enfield had 400 people living there, Edmonton had 300. Enfield is also described as having a parc, the old spelling for park, which was a heavily forested area for hunting and was absolutely key to Enfields existence in the Middle Ages. Wealthy Londoners would travel to Enfield to hunt, and then to build houses in the green, wooded surroundings.

In 1303, Edward I of England granted Enfield a charter to hold a weekly market, which has continued up to this very day. The old market cross was removed in the early 20th century to make way for a monument to the coronation of King Edward VII, but was preserved in a local garden at nearby Myddelton House, where it remains today.

Enfield Grammar School with its Tudor Old Hall stands next to the Enfield Town Market Place and St. Andrews Church, the school having been extended several times since 1586. A new hall and further additions were completed shortly before the outbreak of the Second World War.

Not far from here was the palace of Edward VI, where Queen Elizabeth I lived while she was a princess, including during the final illness of her father Henry VIII. Edward was taken there to join her, so that he could be with his sister when Edward Seymour, the Earl of Hertford broke the news that their father was dead.

Queen Elizabeth later held court at the Enfield Palace when she was queen.

So no matter what sort of roofing work you require, T. J. Copping Roofing Ltd Roofing Specialists are always able to visit your Enfield property to offer a free, no obligation quote.

T. J. Copping Roofing Ltd Roofing Specialists are always a phone call away and are happy to offer a thoroughly professional roofing service to their clients. With public liability insurance and a guarantee of a free, no obligation quotation, we really are the roofing company you can trust to get the job done.

Some of the specialist roofing services we carry out:

Any new roof work and repair work
Domestic and commercial roofing
Slating and tiling
Flat roofs (single ply membrane and high-performance torch-on felt)
Lead work, Bays, valleys, parapets, flashings and box gutters
Cement work (verges and chimney stacks)
Fascias, soffits and guttering
Insurance work
Repairs and maintenance such as slipped slates, broken tiles, leaking gutters and overhauls.

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