TCK Roofing Contractors
TCK Roofing & Building
Is your roof looking dated or worn? Maybe you’ve noticed persistent leaks during periods of bad weather? A roof replacement is a smart investment and can significantly improve the safety, security and energy efficiency of your property. However, some homeowners may be deterred by the costs involved, worrying that a new roof will massively stretch their budget.
But how much does a new roof cost? The team here at TCK Roofing & Building is here to talk you through the facts and figures.
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There is no universal set price for how much it costs to build and install a new roof, so it’s impossible to give you an exact figure. The cost can be influenced by a number of factors, which we’ve covered below.
Will you have a simple flat roof or one with a steep pitch? The style and structure of your roof will have a significant impact on the price, and more complex designs will naturally require additional labour, expertise and materials, resulting in a higher price tag.
This may seem like common sense, but the larger your roof, the more materials, labour and time will be required to complete it, which drives up the price of the project.
Generally, you won’t need planning permission to carry out a roof replacement. However, there are certain exceptions, such as if you’re dramatically changing the appearance of your property or altering the width or height of your roof. If you live in a listed building or within a conservation area, you will also likely require planning permission; it’s always best to check with your local planning authority if you’re unsure.
Although the price of planning permission can vary, the fee for a Householder Application – this covers alterations and extensions to an existing property – is usually around £258. With so many other expenses to consider, this cost can often get forgotten about, so it’s important to factor it into your overall budget; if you fail to gain the correct planning permission, the local council may force you to revert the work.
There are many different materials that a roof can be made from: metal, copper, slate, felt and more. However, each of these materials comes in at a different price point, so it’s important to consider your budget and how you’d like your new roof to look.
For example, felt roofs are often favoured by those on a budget. On the other hand, slate roofs are a little bit more expensive but offer exceptional longevity and durability, making them a worthwhile long-term investment. When you choose TCK Roofing & Building for a roof replacement, we’ll talk you through all the available options and recommend the most suitable material for your needs.
Are you planning on integrating features such as skylights or chimneys? It’s important to bear in mind that these additional elements can add to the complexity – and subsequently, the cost – of your roof installation.
The best way to ensure you get a fair price for your new roof is to work with a trusted, well-established roofing contractor. But what are the things you should look out for when choosing a roofing company:
If you’d like a quote for a new roof in Watford, Hertfordshire, North and North West London or beyond, get in touch with the team at TCK Roofing & Building today. We pride ourselves on our competitive pricing, quality workmanship and five-star service.
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