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Estimate for a new 60m2 pitched roof?


w0nderkid

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1 hour ago, w0nderkid said:

As title states, any ideas roughly how much this would cost me to replace my ageing roof? Thanks in advance..

Height to eaves, pitch, tile or slate, how long is the ridge, any hips and valleys?

 

How long is a piece of string?

 

FYI - My garage roof is 39m - it cost me about £330 in concrete tiles, £50 in ridge tiles, £80 in dry verge units, £80 for a roll of membrane, £60 for roofing battens, £30 for a dry ridge kit - took me a couple of weekends on my own. 

 

 

 

 

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hard to to guess --why does it need replacing --is it rotten --so do you need framing ,or just tiles ,slates

a lot more info required before anyone could give a guesstimate.

type of roof --

whats the problem 

slates 

tiles clay  

concrete tiles 

etc ,etc

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Sorry I'm not very technical. There are no hips or valleys it's just a basic pitched roof with concrete tiles. Need the rafters replacing due to rot. I'm just after rough figures as I literally have no idea (am I looking at £1000? 2000? 5000? More)

 

Thanks again for your help

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2 hours ago, w0nderkid said:

Sorry I'm not very technical. There are no hips or valleys it's just a basic pitched roof with concrete tiles. Need the rafters replacing due to rot. I'm just after rough figures as I literally have no idea (am I looking at £1000? 2000? 5000? More)

 

Thanks again for your help

You are about 5k for a sarking, membrane, batten and tile roof renewal of about 60m - single ridge - no lead etc. 

 

If you need a whole new roof then I think your going to be chatting about 10k minimum but don't be surprised to see quotes for 15-20K.

 

It also depends where you are, add another 50% if you are in or near London. 

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