Roofing across Shropshire

Re-roofs, repairs, flat roofs, fascias and guttering from one checked local roofer who will survey before they quote.

  • Surveyed before quoting
  • One checked local roofer
  • Free, no obligation

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What roofing work do you need?

Is the roof leaking now?

What type of property is it?

Do you own the property?

Roughly what is your budget?

When would you like the work done?

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Roofers laying new tiles on a pitched roof
What we cover

Roofing work we can help with

Re-roofs

Stripping and replacing tiles or slates, battens and membrane on a pitched roof.

Roof repairs

Slipped or broken tiles, ridge and valley repairs, and leaks traced to their source.

Flat roofs

EPDM rubber, GRP fibreglass and felt roofs for extensions, garages and dormers.

Fascias, soffits and guttering

Replacing rotten timber or tired uPVC at the roof edge, and gutters that leak or overflow.

Chimneys

Repointing, flashing and leadwork, and removing or rebuilding stacks.

Roof windows

Fitting or replacing roof windows and the flashing around them.

In Shropshire

What to know about roofs in Shropshire

Traditional materials, planning controls and protected wildlife all affect roof work here.

Clay tiles and Welsh slate

Old clay tiles and Welsh slate are the traditional roofs of Shropshire's historic towns. In conservation areas, matching the original material is usually expected.

Article 4 and listed buildings

In parts of Shrewsbury and Bridgnorth, and in the Ironbridge Gorge, Article 4 Directions can bring roof changes under planning control. Listed buildings need listed building consent for changes to the roof.

Bats

Bats often roost in roofs and are protected by law. If they may be present, a survey may be needed before work starts. A good roofer will know when to ask.

Our checks

Who we put you in touch with

Before an installer receives any enquiries from us, we check:

  • Experience with your roof type, including slate and clay tile
  • Public liability insurance that is current
  • A trading address in or near Shropshire
  • Scaffolding arranged and included in the quote
  • A written guarantee on the work
How it works

From enquiry to written quote

  1. 1

    Tell us about the job

    Your postcode, what you need and roughly when. It takes about two minutes.

  2. 2

    We match one local installer

    One checked installer who covers your area. We email you to say who they are.

  3. 3

    Survey and written quote

    The installer visits, measures up and gives you a written quote. No cost to you and no obligation.

Guides

Read before you get a quote

Fascias, soffits and guttering: 2026 replacement costs What fascias, soffits and guttering do, uPVC versus timber, typical 2026 replacement costs by house type, the warning signs of trouble and scaffolding costs. Read the guide Flat roof options: EPDM vs GRP vs torch-on felt compared EPDM rubber, GRP fibreglass and torch-on felt flat roofs compared on 2026 cost, lifespan and guarantees, plus the Building Regulations insulation rules. Read the guide New roof rules: planning, Building Regulations and bats When a re-roof needs Building Regulations approval or planning permission, the insulation rules, Shropshire conservation areas and Article 4, listed homes and bats. Read the guide Roof repair or replace? Signs, lifespans and typical costs How to tell whether your roof needs a repair or a full replacement: warning signs, how long tiles and slate last, typical 2026 repair costs and getting a survey. Read the guide Roof replacement cost 2026: tiles, slate and scaffolding What a full re-roof typically costs in 2026 by house type and material (concrete tile, clay tile, natural slate), plus scaffolding, VAT and what moves the price. Read the guide

All roofing guides

FAQ

Common questions

Do I need planning permission for a new roof?

Usually not when replacing like for like. Changing the material or the look can need permission in a conservation area or Article 4 area, and a listed building needs consent. Replacing a large part of a roof can also need Building Regulations approval for insulation.

Repair or replace?

A roofer should survey the roof and explain both options. Isolated slipped tiles are usually a repair; widespread failure of tiles, battens or membrane can mean a re-roof.

Does it cost anything to use Shropshire Quotes?

No. It is free for homeowners. Installers pay us for introductions.

We cover Shrewsbury, Telford, Oswestry, Ludlow, Bridgnorth, Welshpool, Market Drayton and Church Stretton, and the villages in between.

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