ROOST is live and expanding across the South of England.
We launch city by city, building a local Flyer network in each area before opening to homeowners. Find your location below.
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Bournemouth, Poole & Christchurch
BH1–BH25 postcodes
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Coastal microclimate — English Channel exposure
Salt air accelerates corrosion on metal fixings and flashing. High UV on south-facing roof slopes. Biological growth common on north-facing areas. Prevailing SW winds drive rain against west-facing elevations October–March. Annual rainfall 835mm.
Tidal humidity cycles from the estuary create persistent moisture exposure. Port-related air pollution produces mildly acidic rainfall that accelerates pointing erosion. High proportion of Victorian terrace stock with valley gutter vulnerability. Annual rainfall 780mm.
Portsea Island geography offers no land shelter from SW prevailing winds. Salt air arrives from three tidal bodies simultaneously. The highest annual rainfall of our three launch cities at 874mm, with frequent Atlantic weather systems tracking directly overhead.
Direct Channel exposure. High proportion of older stock including Regency and Victorian properties with specific maintenance requirements. Chalk cliff salt spray in coastal zones.
Bristol's geography creates complex wind patterns. High proportion of period stone properties with pointing and lime mortar considerations. Significant elevation variation across the city creates micro-exposure differences.
Some of the highest annual rainfall in England. Red sandstone construction common in older properties. Slate roofs predominant. Significant exposure on elevated sites.
We're expanding rapidly. Leave your email and postcode and we'll notify you the moment ROOST launches near you — plus send your free local home health guide when it's ready.