Nether Stowey is the far edge of this patch — about eight miles out at the foot of the Quantocks, next to the AONB, with a conservation area covering streets like St Mary Street and Castle Street and cottages that have stood for centuries. It is a village of roughly 1,400, swollen at times by workers lodging locally. The honest question people here ask first is whether anyone will actually drive out, so that is answered below before anything else.
Around eight miles from Bridgwater — the furthest village on the patch. Urgent leaks are attended the same as anywhere else; a small non-urgent job may be fitted to a day the contractor is already out this way.
Yes. Nether Stowey is inside the service area rather than on the fringe of it. Anything urgent — water entering, something loose over a doorway — is passed to the contractor immediately. A single tile with no leak behind it may be scheduled for a day he is already working out this way, which keeps the cost sensible for you as well as workable for him.
Usually better than owners fear. Old slate frequently has decades left; it is the fixings, the lead and the stack pointing that fail around it. A survey separates what genuinely needs work from what merely looks its age, and you get that in writing before deciding anything.
Describe what you can see and the contractor will take it from there. Nether Stowey is inside the patch, not on the edge of it.
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