Copmanthorpe's houses and roofs
Copmanthorpe is a village south-west of York, just off the A64. Its historic core is compact: Main Street, Church Lane and Low Green, with St Giles' Church – listed and dating from the twelfth century – at the centre. Older houses here are typically brick, with clay pantile or slate roofs, and larger properties sit in well-treed gardens. Most of the village around the core is later twentieth-century and modern housing: semis, bungalows and detached homes with concrete tiles, dormers, conservatories and flat-roofed garages and extensions.
Copmanthorpe Conservation Area
City of York Council designated the Copmanthorpe Conservation Area in 1978. The council's designation statement describes a compact area around Main Street, St Giles' Church and Low Green, valued for its narrow winding streets and enclaves of space, pockets of rural character and larger properties set in well-treed gardens. If your house is inside the boundary, check with the council before changing roofing materials or chimneys.

Roofing problems we see in Copmanthorpe
- Later twentieth-century homes – concrete tiles reaching the end of their life, perished underfelt and ridge repairs. See roof replacement.
- Dormers and bungalows – leaking dormer flashings and flat dormer tops. See leadwork.
- Extensions and garages – felt flat roofs ready for EPDM.
- Older core houses – pantile, slate and chimney repairs in matching materials.
Getting to you from York
Copmanthorpe is about 4 miles south-west of York city centre via the A64 or Tadcaster Road, and we cover it with Bishopthorpe, Askham Bryan and Askham Richard. For an emergency, call 01904 922494 at any hour.
Book a visit in Copmanthorpe
Quotes are free and in writing. Our hours are Monday to Friday 8am to 6pm and Saturday 8am to 1pm, with 24/7 emergency call-outs on 01904 922494. You can also send us the details online, see typical roof costs, or read about nearby Bishopthorpe, Tadcaster.