New Roof Installations
Whether you need a complete re-roof or a roof for a new extension, the right covering depends on your property, your budget and any local planning rules. Roofers work with a wide range of materials, from traditional clay tiles and natural slate to modern flat roofing systems. Tell us what you need and Better Home Hub will try to introduce you to a suitable local roofer who can quote.
Choose Your Roofing Material
Roofers work with a range of materials to suit different properties and budgets. Prices are typical ranges, last reviewed September 2026.
Slate Roofing
Natural slate is one of the most durable and attractive roofing materials available. Slates are individually fixed with ...
Clay Tiles
Clay roof tiles have been used across the UK for centuries and remain a popular choice. Machine-made or handmade, clay t...
Concrete Tiles
Concrete roof tiles are one of the most common roof coverings in the UK and usually cost less than natural slate. Modern...
Flat Roofing
Flat roofing has moved on from the old felt-and-bitumen approach. Many roofers now use EPDM rubber, GRP fibreglass or si...
Pitched Roof Conversions
Converting a flat roof to a pitched roof can change how a garage or extension looks and how it sheds rain. A pitched roo...
Frequently Asked Questions
How much does a new roof cost?
It depends on the material, roof size and shape, access and the condition of the timbers underneath. UK cost guides put a full re-roof of a typical three-bedroom semi at roughly £5,000 to £16,000 in 2026, with scaffolding, stripping the old roof and VAT sometimes on top. Only a roofer who has seen the roof can give you an exact price (typical ranges, last reviewed September 2026).
How long does a new roof installation take?
A straightforward re-roof on a standard house commonly takes up to about a week in good weather. Structural repairs, dormers, complex roof shapes or listed building requirements can make it longer. Ask the roofer for a written timeline before work begins.

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