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New Roofs

New Roofs

Whether you're building a new property or adding an extension in Wells-next-the-Sea, we install new roofs built to handle the North Norfolk coastal climate. We work with clay and concrete tiles, natural slate, and felt systems, using materials rated for exposed coastal conditions. Every new roof comes with a written guarantee and full building regulations compliance.

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What's involved

New Roofs in Wells-next-the-Sea

A new roof installation is usually needed for new-build properties, extensions, or outbuildings where no roof structure exists yet. It's also the right call when an existing roof has deteriorated so severely that piecemeal repairs no longer make economic sense. We cover the full range of property types across Wells-next-the-Sea and the surrounding North Norfolk coast — from traditional flint cottages to modern timber-frame extensions.

The work starts with a structural assessment of the roof timbers or rafters, checking for any rot, movement, or undersizing before a single tile goes on. We then install breathable roofing membrane, treated timber battens, and the chosen tile or slate. For coastal properties, we specify stainless steel fixings throughout — standard galvanised fixings corrode quickly this close to the sea. Ridge and hip details are bedded and pointed with flexible mortar to resist the wind uplift common along this stretch of coast.

Using a professional roofer rather than attempting any part of this work yourself matters for several reasons. Building regulations require specific standards for load-bearing capacity, insulation, and ventilation — especially for habitable loft spaces. An incorrectly installed roof can void your buildings insurance and cause costly structural damage within a few years.

We provide a written quotation with a fixed price before any work begins, so there are no surprises. Most new roof installations on a standard three-bedroom house take three to five working days. We scaffold safely, keep the site tidy, and remove all waste. Our workmanship guarantee runs for ten years.

A new roof on a typical three-bedroom semi-detached house in Wells-next-the-Sea costs between £6,500 and £10,000 depending on the tile specification and roof complexity.

Itemised quote
Materials, labour, scaffold broken out
Fixed start date
With a daily schedule
10-year guarantee
Workmanship, in writing
Fully insured
£5m public liability

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Questions

What people ask first.

A new roof on a typical three-bedroom house in the Wells-next-the-Sea area costs between £6,500 and £10,000. Larger roofs, natural slate, or complex hip-and-valley designs will sit toward the top of that range. We provide a fixed written quote after a free survey so you know the exact cost before we start.
If more than 25–30% of the tiles are cracked, slipped, or porous, or if the felt underlay is visibly sagging or failing, a replacement is usually more cost-effective than ongoing repairs. We'll give you an honest assessment during a free roof survey and won't recommend a replacement if repairs will do the job properly.
Most common roof repairs in Wells-next-the-Sea — such as replacing a few broken tiles, re-bedding ridge tiles, or resealing a flashing — cost between £150 and £600. More involved work like re-pointing a full chimney stack or replacing a valley will sit toward the higher end. We provide a free written quote before starting any work.
A new EPDM or GRP flat roof in Wells-next-the-Sea typically costs between £70 and £120 per square metre, including deck preparation, edging, and all trim details. A standard single-garage roof of around 15 square metres would therefore cost in the region of £1,100 to £1,800. We provide a fixed written quote after a free inspection.
For a typical semi-detached house in Wells-next-the-Sea, fascia and soffit replacement across one elevation runs from around £600 to £900. A full four-elevation job including guttering replacement typically comes in between £1,200 and £1,800. We always inspect the rafter feet first — if there's rot to treat, that adds to the cost but we'll tell you upfront.
Replacing the lead flashings around a chimney stack in Wells-next-the-Sea typically costs between £350 and £700. A full lead valley replacement on a medium-sized roof runs from around £500 to £1,200 depending on the length of the valley and whether the underlying boards need attention. We give fixed quotes after a survey, not estimates over the phone.
A standard chimney stack rebuild in Wells-next-the-Sea — dismantling to sound brickwork, re-laying in matching brick, new lead flashings, and renewed flaunching — typically costs between £1,200 and £2,800. The main variables are how high the stack is, how many courses need rebuilding, and whether new pots or a flue liner is required. We'll give you a fixed price after a survey.
A chimney take-down on a standard two-storey house in Wells-next-the-Sea, including scaffold, full demolition to below roofline, making good the roof covering, and clearing all materials, typically costs between £900 and £1,800. The main factors affecting price are access, stack height, and how closely the existing roof tiles or slates can be matched for the patch area.
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