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How much does a new roof cost in Ireland?
€8,000 - €20,000
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Finding a roofer in Ireland is easy with Bark
Bark helps you find roofers near you across Ireland for new roofs and full replacements. Whether you are re-roofing an older home, roofing an extension, or upgrading a flat roof, compare trusted local roofers and get free quotes for the work.
Roof Installation or Replacement services in Ireland
Local roofers on Bark cover a range of work, so you can match the service to what your project needs.
- Full re-roofs: stripping and replacing an entire tile or slate roof.
- New-build and extension roofing: roofing new structures from scratch.
- Flat roof replacement: felt, EPDM rubber, and GRP fibreglass systems.
- Conservatory roof replacement: upgrading glass or polycarbonate to solid.
- Warm roof upgrades: insulated roof conversions to modern standards.
A decision you’ll live with for decades
Re-roofing is a long-term investment. Whatever covering you choose next could stay on the property for decades, so material choice matters well beyond the initial quote.
Material and lifespan
Natural slate can last 80 to 100 years or more, while man-made/artificial slate and concrete tile typically last around 30 to 60 years.
Artificial slate costs roughly €120 to €180 per square metre installed, while natural slate is closer to €180 to €260 per square metre.
On a 100 m² roof, that works out at around €12,000 to €18,000 for an artificial slate and €18,000 to €26,000 for natural slate.
If you are considering concrete tile, you can compare specialists who specifically work with tile roofing.
Ruling out a smaller job first
Before committing to a full replacement, make sure the roof actually needs one.
If the problem is limited to a handful of damaged tiles or one failed section of flashing, a roof repair may solve the issue at a fraction of the cost and disruption.
Why the quote can change once work starts
A roofer can only price what is visible before the old covering comes off.
The condition of the rafters, decking, battens and membrane may only become clear once the roof is stripped. If any of these have rotted or need additional work, the final cost can increase.
A reliable roofer should explain how they handle this before work begins. That might mean a stated day rate for extra timber work or a written contingency allowance, rather than leaving additional costs open-ended.
What to check before you sign off
- Whether scaffolding is included in the quote or billed separately
- Whether the roofer has public liability insurance and experience with your chosen covering
- How they protect a stripped roof if the weather changes during the job
- Whether you genuinely need a full re-roof or a smaller roof repair instead
Hiring roofers on Bark
Bark has more than 2,900 roofing professionals listed across Ireland who have attended to 4,500+ roofing requests so far.
For a job of this size, comparing several quotes can help you see what each one includes. If one comes in much lower than the others, check the scope carefully to make sure any important cost(s) aren’t excluded.
FAQs
Bark's data suggests a full roof replacement typically costs between €8,000 and €20,000 all in, depending on the size and pitch of the roof, the material, access, and scaffolding. Terraced homes sit at the lower end and large detached houses at the higher end. Share your property details on Bark for accurate quotes near you.
