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Roof replacement cost by type
Published project range £7,000–£16,250£110–£260 / m²
Published project range £9,250–£18,000£145–£285 / m²
Published project range £2,800–£7,500£45–£120 / m²
Worked roof-area budgets
These examples multiply roof area by the published cost-per-m² ranges before regional or repair adjustments.
40m² roof
60m² roof
70m² roof
80m² roof
100m² roof
Costs that sit outside a simple m² rate
- Rotten rafters, decking or structural timber repairs.
- Scaffolding, restricted access and parking/logistics.
- Chimney, valley, flashing and rooflight detailing.
- Waste removal and old covering disposal.
- Premium slate, tile or membrane specification.
Regional pricing
Source
Roof Replacement: Cost Breakdown 2026
Used for the national average, project ranges and gable, hip and flat roof cost-per-m² benchmarks.
Frequently asked questions
How much does a new roof cost in the UK in 2026?
Current Checkatrade guidance gives a UK national average of about £8,000, with most homeowners spending around £4,000–£19,000.
How much is a 70m² gable roof?
Using the current £110–£260 per m² benchmark gives a straight-line planning range of about £7,700–£18,200 before project-specific extras.
Is a hip roof more expensive than a gable roof?
Usually. The current benchmark is £145–£285 per m² for hip roofs versus £110–£260 per m² for gable roofs.
What can make a roof replacement more expensive?
Timber repairs, scaffolding, difficult access, chimneys, valleys, rooflights, premium coverings and structural work can all increase the total.