New Roof Installation Ireland

Planning a full roof replacement is a major decision. We install high-performance new roofs for Irish homes with clear pricing, quality materials, and a structured process from survey to final handover.

New Roof Services We Offer

• full strip-and-replace re-roofs
• slate roof installations (natural and synthetic options)
• concrete and clay tile systems
• flat roof systems (EPDM, felt, GRP)
• ridge, valley, and flashing renewal
• insulation upgrades where applicable
• chimney and roofline integration (fascia, soffit, gutters)

New Roof Costs in Ireland (2026)

Roof project type	Dublin	Cork	Galway	Rest of Ireland
Mid-size tile re-roof	€8,500-€16,000	€8,000-€15,000	€7,800-€14,500	€7,200-€13,500
Natural slate re-roof	€12,000-€24,000	€11,000-€22,000	€10,500-€21,000	€9,800-€19,500
Flat roof replacement (typical)	€3,500-€9,500	€3,200-€8,700	€3,000-€8,300	€2,800-€7,800
Detached full replacement	€14,000-€32,000	€13,000-€29,000	€12,500-€28,000	€11,500-€26,000

For a budget range, use New Roof Calculator.

Our New Roof Installation Process

1. Survey and specification — roof structure, pitch, ventilation, and material options reviewed.
2. Written quote and programme — full scope with timelines and stage milestones.
3. Preparation — safe access setup and weather planning.
4. Strip and inspection — old roof removed; deck and timber condition confirmed.
5. Install system components — underlay, battens, covering, ridges, flashings, finish details.
6. Quality handover — final checks, photos, care guidance, and warranty documents.

Choosing the Right Roof Material

Slate

Long life, strong weather resistance, and a premium finish. Great for traditional and high-value properties.

Concrete Tile

Cost-effective and durable with broad style choices for most homes.

Clay Tile

Classic appearance and excellent longevity when properly installed.

Flat Roofing Systems

For extensions and garage roofs, modern EPDM or GRP systems offer reliable waterproofing and low maintenance.

Read more: Choosing the Right Roofing Material.

Grants and Energy Considerations

Where eligible, insulation upgrades may qualify for support schemes. We can advise on practical options and direct you to the SEAI Grant Checker.

Areas We Cover

• Roofers Dublin
• Roofers Cork
• Roofers Galway
• Roofers Limerick

Related Services

• Roof Inspection
• Roof Slating & Tiling
• Flat Roofs
• Roof Repairs
• Insurance Roof Repairs

New Roof Delivery: Planning, Specification, and Build Quality

A new roof is a major investment, so the best outcomes come from clear specification and controlled execution rather than rushed replacement. In Irish weather conditions, long-term performance depends on the full roofing system working together: covering, underlay strategy, ventilation, flashings, drainage, and edge details.

Our process starts with a condition and design review so homeowners can choose the right balance of durability, appearance, and budget. We then define scope in practical terms: what will be stripped, what is being renewed, what is retained, and how weatherproofing is maintained during the project. This prevents ambiguity and keeps quality consistent from day one.

For homeowners comparing options, we explain lifecycle value rather than only upfront price. A lower initial figure can become expensive if materials, detailing, or ventilation are underspecified. We provide transparent advice so the roof performs reliably over decades, not just at handover.

What is included in a full new-roof scope

• structured pre-start roof assessment and project planning
• controlled strip-back and site protection measures
• renewal of roof covering with compatible fixings
• flashing and junction detailing to weather-critical points
• ridge/hip and edge finishing for durability and appearance
• drainage-path checks and runoff verification
• completion quality checks and homeowner handover notes

Typical new-roof project stages

1. Survey and specification — technical scope, options, and budget pathway.
2. Programme planning — access, safety, sequencing, and weather windows.
3. Strip and prepare — controlled removal and substrate readiness checks.
4. Install and detail — covering, flashings, ridges, and edge systems.
5. Quality sign-off — performance checks, finish checks, and handover.

How to compare new-roof quotes accurately

When comparing proposals, check beyond headline price. A strong quote should clearly state:

• material grade/profile and expected lifespan
• included vs excluded accessories and edge components
• flashing and junction treatment scope
• access assumptions and safety setup inclusion
• waste disposal and cleanup terms
• workmanship assurance and post-completion support

Seasonal planning and disruption control

Most projects run smoothly year-round with correct planning, but weather windows influence sequencing for key detailing stages. We build programmes that keep roofs protected during works and minimize disruption for occupied homes. Clear daily communication helps homeowners understand progress and next steps.

Upgrade opportunities during replacement

A replacement window is often the best time to improve long-term performance and value, including roofline updates, ventilation improvements, selective insulation upgrades, and better drainage detailing. We identify practical upgrade options early so homeowners can choose what adds genuine benefit without unnecessary scope inflation.

If your roof has reached repeated-failure stage, we can provide a phased decision framework: immediate necessities, recommended enhancements, and optional upgrades. This keeps decision-making clear and helps you invest confidently in a roof built for Irish conditions.

Final pre-start checklist for homeowners

• verify full material specification and profile in writing
• confirm included detailing at ridges, valleys, and flashings
• check access setup, cleanup, and waste handling scope
• agree staged milestones and communication expectations
• document any agreed optional upgrades before start date

This checklist keeps projects transparent and reduces change-order surprises during installation.

FAQs: New Roofs Ireland

How much does a new roof cost in Ireland?

Typical full replacements range from about €8,000 to €24,000+, depending on size, material, and complexity.

How long does a new roof installation take?

Most residential projects take 3-10 working days, depending on weather and roof complexity.

Is slate worth the extra cost?

Slate has higher upfront cost but longer lifespan and premium appearance, making it excellent long-term value.

Can you replace only part of a roof?

Yes in some cases, but full replacement is often better when multiple sections are near end-of-life.

Do you include gutters and fascia in new roof projects?

Yes, we can include full roofline upgrades as part of a single project scope.

Request a New Roof Quote

Call +353 89 981 9675 or request your free quote.