How much does a roof repair cost?
Most roof repairs — slipped or cracked tiles, small leaks, flashing — start from around £150. We give you a free, fixed price in writing after we've seen the roof, so you know the exact cost before any work starts.
How much does a new roof or full re-roof cost?
As a guide, a full re-roof — up and over, front and back — starts from around £6,500, and re-roofing one side only typically costs £4,000–£6,500 on a semi-detached house. The exact figure depends on the size and pitch of the roof, the tiles you choose and any timber that needs renewing, so we inspect it and give you a free, fixed, itemised price with no obligation.
How much does a flat roof cost?
Our flat roofs (GRP fibreglass, EPDM rubber or felt) start from around £895, depending on the size and the system. We recommend the right covering and quote it free after measuring up.
How much does chimney repair or repointing cost?
Minor chimney work — small repairs to pointing, flaunching or a new lead flashing — starts from around £150; a full repoint is typically £350–£800. A full rebuild is quoted individually after we've assessed the stack. Either way the quote is free and in writing.
How much does Velux or skylight installation cost?
Velux and roof-window installation starts from around £695, depending on the window and the roof. We quote it free once we know the size and location.
How much do new fascias, soffits and guttering cost?
Roofline work — fascias, soffits and guttering — starts from around £150 for smaller repairs and is priced by the length of roofline and access; a full roofline replacement is typically £800–£2,500. We give you a free fixed quote after measuring up.
Is EPDM or GRP cheaper for a flat roof?
They're close on price and both excellent — EPDM rubber is quick to fit and very durable on low pitches, while GRP fibreglass gives a seamless, hard-wearing finish. We advise which suits your roof and can quote both so you can compare.
Do you charge for quotes or call-outs?
No — every quote is completely free and no-obligation, and there's no call-out charge to come and look at your roof.
What affects the cost of a new roof?
The main factors are: roof size and pitch, the material chosen, scaffolding requirements, the condition of the roof timbers underneath, and ease of access.
Do you offer payment plans?
No — and you won't need one up front: we take no deposit and no staged payments. You pay on completion, once the work is finished and you're happy with it, against a full written invoice.
Is scaffolding included in your prices?
Yes. Where a job needs scaffolding we arrange it and it is included in your fixed written quote — one price covers the whole job.
Will the price change once the work has started?
Your quote is a fixed price for the work quoted. If we uncover something that could not be seen beforehand — rotten timber under the tiles, for example — we show you and agree any extra cost with you before going any further.
How long does a new roof take?
A typical semi-detached or terraced house takes 5–10 working days, depending on size, covering and weather. We give a firm timescale in your quote.