How Much Does a New Roof Cost in Ireland? 2026 Price Guide & Calculator
How much does a newroof cost in Ireland?
Estimate

How much does a new
roof cost in Ireland?

2026 prices: €8,000–€18,000 for a concrete tile roof, €12,000–€28,000 for slate, €90–€140 per m² for flat roofing. Work out yours below — every quote is confirmed free after a site survey.

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01 / Estimate

How much will
my roof cost?

Indicative ranges based on our real pricing data. Actual costs depend on roof complexity, location, materials and site conditions — we confirm everything for free after a survey.

The short answer for 2026: a full concrete tile roof on a typical three-bed semi in Ireland runs €8,000 to €18,000, and natural slate €12,000 to €28,000. Flat roofing in EPDM or GRP is priced by area at €90 to €140 per m². A leak repair is usually €400 to €2,500; emergency storm work €1,500 to €8,000. Add roughly €800–€3,500 if the chimney needs flashing or repointing and €1,200–€4,500 for valley reconstruction. Coastal and exposed sites — West Cork, the Kerry headlands, Galway Bay — typically add 12–15% for higher-spec fixings and underlay. VAT at 13.5% applies on top. A three-bed semi is about 90m² of roof; a four-bed detached about 120m².

Those are indicative ranges. If you want the figures we actually invoiced rather than an estimate, they are published in full in our Irish Roofing Price Guide 2026 — a typical job, what a quarter and three quarters of our work comes in under, and how that compares against the published guides.

What do you need priced?
The roof

What affects your price

Roof pitch matters more than most homeowners expect — a steep pitch needs more scaffolding and takes longer to work on safely, which adds to labour cost. Access is the other big variable: a roof reachable from the road costs less to scaffold than one with a rear garden, boundary walls, or a shared driveway to navigate. Chimney and valley work is priced separately because each one is a different job — flashing, lead work and mortar repair don't scale with roof area the way tiling does. And coastal properties within a few kilometres of the sea need corrosion-resistant fixings and fittings, which is reflected in the coastal uplift above.

Why get a free survey?

Our site surveys take around 30 minutes. A surveyor will inspect your roof, identify any underlying issues, and provide a written itemised quote — no vague estimates, no hidden charges on completion.

Every quote is backed by our 10-year written workmanship guarantee.

See if we can survey your roof

Want us to survey it?

The estimate above is yours to keep. A few quick questions tell us whether we can book a survey from this page. Nothing is saved until you ask us to call.

Full price guide

ServicePrice Range
Complete Slate Roof€12,000–€28,000+
Concrete Tile Roof€8,000–€18,000
Emergency Storm Repair€1,500–€8,000+
Roof Leak Repairs€400–€2,500
Flat Roof (EPDM/GRP)€90–€140 per m²
Period Property Restoration€15,000–€35,000+
Chimney Repairs€800–€3,500
Valley Reconstruction€1,200–€4,500
02 / FAQ

Calculator questions,
answered.

How much does a new roof cost in Ireland in 2026?
A full concrete tile roof on a typical three-bed semi costs €8,000 to €18,000 and natural slate €12,000 to €28,000. Flat roofing in EPDM or GRP is €90 to €140 per m². VAT at 13.5% applies on top of those published guide ranges.
How accurate is the roof cost calculator?
It gives an indicative range from your roof area, material, pitch, chimneys, valleys and access. It is a guide, not a quote: the fixed price is confirmed only after we have seen the roof.
Is VAT included in the range the calculator shows?
Yes. The calculator range already includes VAT at 13.5%, so there is nothing added on top of what you see.
What does the price range include?
Materials, labour, scaffolding or access, and the chimneys, valleys, downpipes and fascia you entered, all with VAT.
What is not included?
Structural timber repairs found once the roof is opened, skip hire or waste disposal beyond normal site clearance, and anything not listed in your answers.
What if I only know my house footprint?
Choose footprint and enter the ground floor outline. We multiply it by a pitch factor to estimate the roof surface, which is larger than the footprint.
How much does it cost to repair a roof leak?
A roof leak repair typically costs €400 to €2,500 depending on the cause and access. Emergency storm damage work runs €1,500 to €8,000.
Do I need to give my email to see the price?
No. The price shows straight away with no sign-up. You only leave details if you want us to ring you about a survey.
Is the survey free?
Yes. Quotes and surveys are free and the quote is written, so you know the price before anything starts.
What guarantee do I get?
Replacement work carries a 10-year written workmanship guarantee, and any roof or gutter replacement job also carries our Lifetime Leak Guarantee.
Why can I not always book a survey from this page?
We use the page to book surveys for work you intend to do soon, in our Dublin focus area, with the owner able to be there, and we limit how many we book each week. If we cannot, the estimate still stays on the page, and you can call us if your job is urgent.
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