About Us
As a small independent company which design and make all of our own products,we can offer our roofing finials at a reasonable price.
(Because of the feedback from our customers we welcome you to sorce and check out any similar products on the market for design and costs)
Roofdragon.com was founded and created in 2003 by my myself Colin Haggar. The first company to bring a range of dragon roofing finials to public domain,now a established company with numerous referances ,testimoines and happy customers.
As a roofing contractor for over 25 years I have a wealth of knowledge and experience within the roofing industry . I have created and bought together this unique range of decorative architectural roofing finials to suit any type of roof, covering the whole spectrum of new and used ridge tiles. All are under copyright designs to roofdragon.com therefor completely exclusive, and offer a unrivalled personal service.
Note:We do not advertise on any other web sites.
You are always welcome to contact me with any questions you may have,or any advice required.
If you would like one of our roof finials fitted to your existing roof, contact me about our fitting service. Email photo of the roof area you required if fitted with post code of address,will reply with a cost.(With no obligation)
History of the Roofdragon;
Roof dragons are often heard but almost never seen--such is their penchant for privacy and peace. They live a nomadic life, moving at their personal, mysterious whim from rooftop to rooftop during the dark of night, rarely staying in one place for more than a few hours before flying to another roof or the roofs of another sleeping town. No one knows why these dragons have taken to make a home on some houses among the chimneys and rooftiles above us. The speculation is that once they have found a happy home they are more than content to stay perched on the roof guarding the family from from evil and bringing them prosperity. Roof dragons are thought to range from one to three meters in length including a long prehensile tail used for balance on roof tiles. Little is known of their temperament save that we have little to fear. In fact, the creaks and groans and scrabble-scratch noises we sometimes hear about us at night should be considered the best of luck, for no dreadful beast of the night will ever come close to a dragon-guarded roof, and children in bed below need have no fear as they sleepily drift into their own worlds of adventure and happy dreams.