New Roof Prices
Terraced House Roof
Typically a terraced house will have only a pitched roof to the front and rear of the property.
Fitting a new roof requires removing any old tiles, battens and felt. We will then supply all new materials for you, which we will then fit. If you have the materials already and require only the fitting we can provide this service for you. A replacement of this kind takes around 3 days.
From
£1995
Semi-Detached Roof
The pitched roof on a Semi Detached house covers the front, back and one side of the home.
Work on this type of house are similar to what is done on a terraced house however is a little more complex due to the extra side, this means that usually work on this style of home can take 3 to 5 days to finish.
From
£2995
Detached Roof
The roof on a detached house can follow a number of configurations, however in general the roof covers all four sides of the home.
The work on this home again is very similar to a semi-detached and terraced home, again only with an extra side to work on. As this is much more complex then other properties this does mean that the work can take a considerable amount of time more than other properties usually taking up to 7 to 10 days to complete.
From
£3995
Tile & Slate Pitched Roofing Services
Homeworks Roofing provide all aspects of pitched roofing services from simple repairs to full roof and fascia replacements. Our team can install new pitched roofs, repair damaged tiles on pitched roofs and more.
The quote examples about are for those using traditional tile roofing, we also fix and install traditional slate tiles, modern tiles, heritage tiles and even solar tiles.
If you wish for a quote for any roof service please fill in our web contact form and we can contact you back as soon as possible.
Roof Services
- Roof Replacement
- House Extension Roofing
- Sky Lantern Installation
- Leaking and Roof Repairs
- Velux & Dorner Window Roof
- Garage, Porch and Bay Window roofs
Why Choose Homeworks Roofing
- Local, friendly company
- FREE consultations, quotes and advice
- Fast and professional, fuss free service
- Best quality materials with minimum 10 year guarantee
- Lifetime workmanship and installation guarantee
- Huge range of designs, styles, colours and materials
- We have no "hard sell" policy and we won't call you again unless you ask us to
Frequently Asked Pitched Roofs Questions
Generally, pitched roofs tend to be more cost-effective over the long term because they require less maintenance and have a longer lifespan. Flat roofs may have lower initial installation costs but can be more susceptible to leaks and require more frequent maintenance, potentially costing more in the long run. The cost difference can vary based on factors like materials and local conditions, so it’s essential to consider your specific situation.
In many cases, you may not need planning permission for a pitched roof if it falls within certain size and height limits set by local building regulations. However, it’s essential to check with your local authorities or consult a professional roofer like Homeworks Roofing to ensure compliance with local rules and regulations.
A pitched roof is a type of roof that has a sloping or angled design, forming a triangular shape when viewed from the side. It’s commonly seen on houses and buildings and helps shed rainwater and snow, preventing accumulation.
A low-pitched roof is often referred to as a “shallow-pitched roof.” These roofs have a gentler slope compared to steeply pitched roofs and are suitable for areas with milder weather conditions.
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