Replacing a single roof tile in the UK typically costs between £80 and £180, depending on your location, roof height, and how easy the roof is to access safely. This usually covers the roofer’s time, basic access equipment, and the…
Technically you can replace a roof tile yourself if you’re confident at height, have the right access equipment, and can match the existing tile, but it’s not something we’d recommend for most people given the safety risks. A slipped tile…
Wind and rain working together cause the most damage to UK roofs, lifting tiles, driving water under flashing, and gradually wearing down felt and seals over the years. Add falling branches, frost, and general age, and most roof problems trace…
Building a flat roof involves constructing the supporting structure with the correct fall built in, laying decking on top, then applying a waterproof covering like EPDM or GRP, finished with edge trims and drainage. While the steps sound simple, getting…
Most flat roof repairs involve cleaning the area around the damage, applying a compatible patch or sealant matched to the existing covering, and ensuring it’s properly bonded and weatherproof. Whether this is a job for a professional or something manageable…
The main options for covering a flat roof are EPDM rubber, GRP fibreglass, felt, and TPO, each with different costs, lifespans, and installation methods. EPDM is widely considered the best all rounder for durability and value, while felt remains the…
