Welcome to Capital Roofing

Capital Roofing is a family business, which has developed over the years into a successful Roofing Contractor, operating in the South East of England.

Founded in 1968 by Eric Peck, who is still Chairman, the business is managed by his two sons Gary and Terry as Joint Managing Directors.

Capital Roofing started as a flat roofing company, but over the years has expanded its areas of expertise into slating, tiling and specialist lead work and has allied its skill in these areas to a high level of customer service.

In an industry that has not always enjoyed the best of reputations, the company is regarded as an outstanding example of true professionalism in the quality of its work and in the way it conducts its normal business practices. This is borne out by the number of awards it has won and the confidence its clients have in their dealings with Capital. This has enabled the company to achieve a steady growth, whilst at the same time generating a healthy and exciting annual increase in turnover.

Capital News

Tom Peck - Winner of SkillBuild 2010

Congratulations to Tom Peck for achieving 1st Prize at SkillBuild 2010 in the NFRC Reinforced Bituminous Membranes Competition, improving on his excellent performance from

Tom Peck - Winner of 2nd Year BUFR Award for NCC Erith

Following on from last year's success when Tom Peck came 2nd in the British Championships in Glasgow, he has once again this year become the winner of the Felt Roofing

Bexley Boys Land Cup Double

TWO of Bexley FC’s young teams are celebrating after completing a cup double for the club.

Both the U14s and U16s triumphed in their respective Bexley

Blackheath High School

Several thefts of lead had occurred over a short period of time and in addition the thieves were peeling copper from the Chapel Roof.

Capital Roofing was contacted

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The Woolwich Foot Tunnel South Side

The building had suffered vandalism and the theft of the copper sheet roofing from the top of the tunnel building on two occasions the last being the most damaging.