Why is there no fixed price?
Roof repair cannot be priced accurately by area alone. Two roofs with the same size can have very different costs if one has a solid structure and the other has damaged beams, leaks and waterproofing issues.
That is why the right approach is to inspect the roof first, assess its real condition and then provide a specific offer.
What affects the price?
The main factors are roof area, tile type, condition of the wooden structure, waterproofing needs, gutter condition and site access.
Older roofs often require more than tile replacement. Reinforcement, batten replacement, decking repair or partial structural replacement may be needed.
What do we recommend?
Do not choose an offer based only on the lowest price. With roofs, cheap repairs often become more expensive if leaks appear again after a few months.
A good offer should clearly state what the repair includes – materials, labor, waterproofing, gutters, replacement elements and workmanship warranty.
Frequently asked questions
Can a price be given without inspection?
An approximate price can be given, but an accurate offer requires an inspection.
When is the best time to repair a roof?
It is best to plan the repair during a dry period, before heavy rain or snow seasons.
