Empire Roofing Services (Oxford) Ltd is a leading roofing company based in Oxfordshire, offering a comprehensive range of expert roofing services for both commercial and domestic clients. With a strong focus on quality workmanship and customer satisfaction, the company has established itself as a trusted provider of new roofs, repairs, maintenance, and specialist installations. The company boasts extensive experience across various roofing types, including Cotswold stone slate, traditional tiles, slate roofs, and flat roofing systems such as GRP, single-ply membranes, asphalt, EPDM rubber, and lead.
They are also adept at heritage roofing projects, working with listed buildings and conservation areas. Their commitment extends to providing durable and efficient solutions tailored to the unique demands of industrial and commercial properties, as well as residential new builds and renovations. Empire Roofing Services prides itself on its professional approach, offering free quotes, site surveys, and transparent pricing.
They are accredited by leading industry bodies, including the National Federation of Roofing Contractors and Constructionline Gold, ensuring their work meets the highest standards. Their team of skilled tradesmen is dedicated to delivering reliable, long-lasting roofing solutions, backed by comprehensive insurance and guarantees.
A high-quality slate roofing project using Grade A Spanish Blue slates to deliver a sleek, durable finish at Barbury Shooting School. Carefully positioned Velux rooflights were integrated to maximise natural light and ventilation throughout the building, while a Dry Ridge system was installed to ensure long-lasting, maintenance-free ridge ventilation.
A large-scale residential roofing project across the quarters at RAF Brize Norton, specifying Marley concrete pan tiles for their robustness and cost-effective performance on a development of this size. The completed re-roof delivers a strong, weather-resistant finish designed for long-term durability, providing reliable protection for the accommodation buildings.
Following extensive storm damage to the industrial roof at RAF Benson, our team carried out a full flat roof re-roofing using a high-performance single-ply membrane system selected for its durability, tested wind resistance and long-term waterproofing. Working on an active operational site, we carefully removed all damaged materials and installed approximately 1,200 m² of premium flat roofing.
A residential roofing project featuring Bradstone roof tiles for a durable, timeless finish that complements the property's architectural style. Lead work was incorporated on dormers and projections to provide long-lasting waterproofing and a refined aesthetic.
A new-build residential roofing project featuring handmade clay tiles across the pitched elevations. Handmade hip bonnets, valley tiles, and traditional mortar ridge and verge detailing were carefully installed to replicate classic craftsmanship.
A large domestic roofing project where we worked alongside a local building contractor and a nationwide oak frame specialist. Artstone Greys roof tiles were installed on pitched elevations with a dry ridge system and traditional mortar verge detailing. Several conservation-style rooflights were added to maximise natural light within the home.
For this project, we used premium, Grade 1 Spanish Blue Slate to create a roof that not only enhances the property's character but also offers exceptional longevity and weather resistance. Our expert installation ensured precision detailing, including leadwork for chimneys and valleys, to safeguard against water ingress. For added resilience and reduced upkeep, we fitted Dry Ridge and Verge systems, ensuring a strong, maintenance-free finish.
A residential re-roofing project across multiple elevations at North Aston Hall, North Aston. The old roofs were fully stripped and renewed using reclaimed Welsh slates with subtle purple hues, cut and laid in diminishing courses to meet bespoke batten schedules.
Questions about Empire Roofing Services (Oxford) Ltd from the record on this page
What does Empire Roofing Services (Oxford) Ltd do?
Empire Roofing Services (Oxford) Ltd offers expert roofing services in Oxfordshire and surrounding areas, specialising in pitched and flat roofs, commercial roofing, repairs, and maintenance for domestic and commercial properties. Their listed services include Roofing, Restoration & heritage and Waterproofing.
Where is Empire Roofing Services (Oxford) Ltd based?
Empire Roofing Services (Oxford) Ltd is registered at Unit 18, Stanley Court, Richard Jones Road, Witney, OX29 0TB, in South East.
What areas does Empire Roofing Services (Oxford) Ltd cover?
Empire Roofing Services (Oxford) Ltd states that it works across Oxfordshire, Wiltshire, London, Swindon, Reading and Gloucester.
How many people work at Empire Roofing Services (Oxford) Ltd?
Accounts filed for the year to 2025 report 12 employees, which places the company in the 10-49 employees band.
What is Empire Roofing Services (Oxford) Ltd's turnover?
Empire Roofing Services (Oxford) Ltd does not disclose turnover: UK small-company accounts are not required to. Based on headcount and trade debtors in its filed accounts, turnover is likely to fall between £1.1m and £3.0m. This is an estimate, not a filed figure.
Is Empire Roofing Services (Oxford) Ltd still trading?
Companies House lists Empire Roofing Services (Oxford) Ltd as active, with accounts most recently made up to 2025-04-30.
What accreditations does Empire Roofing Services (Oxford) Ltd hold?
Empire Roofing Services (Oxford) Ltd displays National Federation of Roofing Contractors and Constructionline on its website.
What sectors does Empire Roofing Services (Oxford) Ltd work in?
Empire Roofing Services (Oxford) Ltd works in Residential, Commercial and Industrial.
When was Empire Roofing Services (Oxford) Ltd established?
Empire Roofing Services (Oxford) Ltd was incorporated on 2020-01-14.
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