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New Roof Installation

New roofs across Clevedon

Full strip and re-roof for Clevedon homes — seafront properties, Victorian terraces and modern builds alike. New felt, battens, and tile or slate — fixed price, written quote, no surprises.

New roof installation in progress on a Clevedon property

What’s involved

What a re-roof actually means

A re-roof isn’t just new tiles on top of old ones. On most Clevedon homes it means stripping back to the rafters, replacing any rotten timber, laying new breathable felt, fitting new treated battens, then tiling or slating from scratch — built to handle the extra weathering that coastal exposure brings.

Strip-out

Old tiles, slates, felt and battens are removed and disposed of. Any rotten or damaged rafters are identified at this stage.

Timber repairs

Rotten or damaged rafters and battens replaced before anything new goes on.

Breathable felt & battens

New breathable membrane and treated battens fitted to current building standards.

Tiling or slating

New tiles or slates fitted, matched to the property where appropriate.

Ridge & verge finishing

Ridge tiles and verges finished to a weathertight standard.

Final inspection

A full check before we call the job complete, with the written guarantee confirmed.

How it works

From quote to finished roof

Site visit & survey

We assess the existing roof, access, and any structural concerns before quoting.

Written, fixed-price quote

A clear breakdown of materials and labour — no surprises once work starts.

Scaffolding & strip-out

Safe access set up, then the old roof covering removed.

New roof fitted & guaranteed

Re-roof completed and signed off with a written guarantee.

Pricing

What a re-roof typically costs

Rough guide only — actual cost depends on access, roof pitch, and what’s actually wrong once we’re up there.

Small terrace re-roof

£5,500–£9,000, materials dependent

Semi-detached re-roof

£8,000–£14,000

Detached / larger property

£12,000–£22,000+

Partial re-roof / single slope

£2,500–£6,000

Questions people ask

New roof FAQs

  • How long does a re-roof take?

    Most domestic re-roofs take one to two weeks depending on size and weather.

  • Do I need planning permission?

    Most like-for-like re-roofs don’t need permission, but properties in conservation areas may have restrictions — check with North Somerset Council if unsure.

  • What guarantee do I get?

    Every re-roof comes with a 10-year written guarantee — see our guarantee page.

Want more detail? See our roofing cost guide for typical pricing, our frequently asked questions, examples of our work, or browse the full range of services we offer. Every job is backed by our written guarantee — get in touch for a free, honest assessment.

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