Roof Repair & Replacement Quote Check
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Re-roofing prices swing a lot depending on roof size, covering material and what's found once scaffolding goes up and the old covering comes off. Before you commit to a quote running into thousands, check it against typical 2026 UK trade prices for your roof size and material, free and in seconds.
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Answer a few quick questions and see how your quote compares to typical 2026 UK trade prices for your region — in seconds.
CHECK MY ROOF QUOTE FREETypical Roof prices in the UK (2026)
Typical 2026 UK full roof replacement costs (concrete tile), by roof size:
| Job | Typical range |
|---|---|
| Small roof (terraced, ~45m²) | £3,400 – £6,800 |
| Medium roof (semi, ~70m²) | £5,950 – £11,900 |
| Large roof (detached, ~110m²) | £9,350 – £18,700 |
| Repair only (not full replacement) | £250 – £2,500 |
Clay tile and natural slate typically cost more than concrete tile; flat roofing (felt/GRP/EPDM) is usually cheaper per m². Structural timber repairs found once the roof is stripped back are a common source of extra cost not always in the original quote. Indicative estimate only, based on published 2026 UK trade-price data — actual prices vary by exact specification, materials, labour, access, property condition and region.
What affects your Roof price
- Roof size and pitch — larger, steeper roofs need more scaffolding time and materials
- Covering material — concrete tile, clay tile, natural slate and flat roofing all price very differently
- Scaffolding — who provides it, and for how long
- Condition of the timber underneath, which often isn't known until the old covering is stripped back
- Felt/membrane and batten specification, which affects both price and longevity
- What's genuinely included for flashing, ridge, valley and making-good work versus billed separately
Roofing is one of the easiest jobs to underquote on paper and overcharge on once scaffolding is up — mainly because so much of the true condition only becomes clear once the old covering comes off. That's exactly the risk the full check is built to help you get ahead of.
Before you agree to spend thousands…
The full £1.99 Quote Protection Check runs through your specific roof quote line by line, including:
- Whether the price you've been quoted is likely to survive contact with what's actually under your old roof covering
- What to ask before you sign, so timber repairs found once the roof's stripped back don't become an unplanned extra bill
- What you're entitled to — and what to check — before any money changes hands
Think of it like insurance on a purchase you can't take back: a roof protects everything underneath it. £1.99 to make sure the quote actually holds up is a lot cheaper than a mid-job surprise bill with scaffolding already up.
GET MY FULL ROOF CHECK — £1.99Roof quote FAQs
How much does a new roof cost in the UK in 2026?
A full re-roof with concrete tile typically costs from around £3,400 for a small terraced roof up to £18,700+ for a large detached roof, depending on size, pitch and material. Natural slate and clay tile cost more; a repair rather than full replacement is usually a few hundred to a couple of thousand pounds.
Why do roofing quotes vary so much?
Roof size, covering material, scaffolding arrangements and what's included for making good (guttering, soffits, ceilings) all move the price significantly. Two quotes for 'the same job' can differ by thousands depending on what's actually specified.
What should I check is included in a roofing quote?
Quite a lot — and it's exactly where two roofing quotes that look similar on paper end up costing very different amounts once the job starts. Missing even one of these is a common source of costs that appear after scaffolding's already up. Our £1.99 Roof Quote Protection Check runs through the full list for your specific roof before you sign anything.
What's included in the £1.99 Roof Quote Protection Check?
Seven sections built around your specific roof job: the exact spec question to ask, a suitability check for your roof's pitch and exposure, what should be included versus billed as extra, warranty guidance, installer credential checks, and payment protection guidance.
What if I've already been given a quote and I'm worried about paying a large deposit?
You're not alone — a lot of people only start questioning a quote after they've already been asked for money upfront, which is the hardest time to do anything about it. If you haven't paid a large deposit yet, that's the best time to check both the price and the payment terms. Our £1.99 report covers the payment and consumer-protection points specific to roofing work, so you know what to look out for before you commit any more money.