Discover the history, unique craftsmanship, and enduring benefits of Kent peg tiles. Learn why these traditional clay tiles are essential for historic conservation projects and heritage roofs.

What is a heritage roof and why are they so vital for historic properties? Discover the traditional materials, specialist techniques, and expert care required to protect our architectural past.

From the classic Kentish cap to regional Sussex variations, explore the different styles of traditional and modern oast cowls and discover what makes each design unique.

Are traditional oast houses protected by law? We explain exactly how Grade II listed building status works and what it means for repairing your historic roof across Kent and Sussex.

If you live in Kent or Sussex you have undoubtedly seen them. Oast houses are a unique and iconic feature of our local countryside. Originally designed for drying hops to make beer, these stunning structures have become the ultimate symbol of the South East.

Oast cowls are beautiful symbols of our local heritage across Kent and Sussex. However these iconic structures take a massive beating from the British weather and eventually need expert refurbishment to survive.