How much will a new roof cost?

Pricing Guide

WHY DO I NEED A NEW ROOF? – THE DANGER SIGNS

For substantial structural repairs such as re-roofing, generous grants may be available from your local authority depending on the age and rateable value of your property. Full details can usually be obtained from the environmental health department of your local authority.

Loft insulation grants are also available nationwide. More information can be found on www.insulationgrants.info/

All the prices above are in Redland 49 tiles Marley vanguards 49 tiles colours are available in both makes of Tiels brochures available on The website.

Mid terrace
Mid terrace
Price based on a average roof area of 55 square metres.
From £4,800
3 bedroom semi-detached
3 bedroom semi-detached
Price based on an average roof area of 70 square metres.
From £5,800
3 bedroom bungalow
3 bedroom bungalow
Price based on an average roof area of 100 square metres.
From £6,000
4 bedroom detached
4 bedroom detached
Price based on an average roof area of 100 square metres.
From £7,000
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HOW DO I CHOOSE THE RIGHT CONTRACTOR?

1. Ask at least two local roofing contractors to inspect your roof and provide a free written quotation.

2. Be sure that the estimate specifies Redland tiles, fixed in accordance with the Redland Re-roofing Specification. For larger jobs consider getting professional advice from an architect or building surveyor.

3. Be clear whether any sub-contractors are being used and who is liable if anything goes wrong. Ask your local authority if you can get a grant the crypto privacy tool and whether you need building regulations approval.

4. Be sure, by a second opinion if necessary, that the firm you choose is competent to carry out the work.

5. Be sure that the quotation gives full details of prices, guarantees (and how long they last), and an indication of when the contractor will be able to carry out the work. You should be clear whether the contractor has included for work required to chimneys, abutment walls and roof timbers.

6. Be careful about paying money in advance or giving unduly high deposits.

7. If a problem should arise that cannot be solved with your contractor get advice quickly from a solicitor or your local Trading Standards Department.

WHAT ABOUT THE NEW BUILDINGS REGULATIONS – THE CONSERVATION OF FUEL AND POWER?

The new version of Approved Document L (‘Part L’) of the Building Regulations -The Conservation of Fuel and Power – comes into force on April 6th 2006, and will represent a landmark in the industry’s contribution to the war against global warming and climate change.The document currently in the public domain is the draft version and, although there’s at least one change that’s going to be made, it’s expected that most of it will become a fact of life in April.

Most people are resistant to change and ‘New Part L” contains more than enough to make anyone feel uncomfortable. Although it’s fair to say that it’s not as tough as first thought, opinion about its potential effectiveness is divided, with some saying it’s gone too far and others that it hasn’t gone far enough.

But, whatever your view, it’s undeniable that many in the world of building design are fretting about how they’re going to cope with its demands. Well, don’t be fazed – get in touch and we can advise you what you need to be doing to meet the new regulations.

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