Pricing & what’s included

Clear, honest, upfront pricing.

Ballpark figures so you can plan sensibly. Your final price comes after a site visit and condition report, and is fixed in a written scope before any work begins.

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Typical Georgian terrace or villa re-roof
€50,000–€70,000

Depending on size and complexity. Includes the full HRC Roof™ specification.


Guide rates

Standard rates for the most common work. Use these to plan; your written scope sets the final figure.

Work Guide price Notes
Strip & re-slate, incl. membrane, counter-battens & battens €200 / m² Slate charged separately
Slates approx. €150 / m² Salvaged where possible; new Blue Bangor when required
Copper valley: strip, reconstruct & re-line €500 / linear m –
Chimney flashings €1,500 Per chimney
Ridge tile re-bedding in lime €100 / m –
Cast aluminium rainwater goods (gutters & downpipes) €200 / m –
Scaffolding Priced per job Project-specific setup

Included as standard

  • Copper valleys & chimney flashings
  • Valley timbers rebuilt with proper falls
  • Roofshield breather membrane
  • Stainless or copper fixings
  • Lime-bedded ridge tiles
  • Firewall separation, standard or inline
  • Cast metal rainwater goods

Full list of what an HRC Roof includes →

Possible extras

Only where your roof needs them. Any extras are identified in your condition report, so they’re never a surprise.

  • Chimney repointing or rebuilds
  • Copings and cappings
  • Rainwater goods replacement beyond the standard allowance
  • Structural rafter repairs outside valley zones

How your price is set

  1. 1

    Site visit & condition report

    We inspect, photograph and issue a formal condition report on your roof.

  2. 2

    Written scope & fixed spec

    You receive a written scope with every inclusion and any known extras, priced.

  3. 3

    Deposit, drawings & schedule

    On approval, you get detail drawings, method statements, the final cost breakdown and a schedule.

The full process & warranty →


Neighbour discounts

We apply structured discounts to paired houses and multi-house runs. Shared scaffolding and one specification bring the cost down for everyone.

How street schemes work