Leaks & weather damage
Tracing the likely source of water ingress and repairing damaged coverings, flashings, joints or local defects once the roof can be inspected safely.
Roofer London
Find a roofer in London
Whether you have a leak after heavy rain, damaged tiles, a tired flat roof or a larger replacement project, post the roofing job once and suitable roofers covering your London postcode can get in touch. Compare the proposed repair, access requirements and price before deciding who to hire.
- Post your roofing job once
- Compare up to 3 quotes
- No obligation to hire
Identity-verified partner profiles
Compare up to 3 local quotes
You choose who to hire
Looking for a roofer near you in London?
Enter the property postcode and explain what you can see from ground level or from inside the roof space. Photos of staining, missing tiles, damaged flashing or the roof from a safe viewpoint can help, but avoid climbing onto the roof yourself just to diagnose the problem.
Roof repairs and replacement work
What can a London roofer help with?
London roofing jobs can involve pitched or flat roofs, extensions, parapets, roof terraces, gutters and awkward access between neighbouring buildings. A useful quote should identify both the roof defect and the access needed to repair it safely.
Tiles & slates
Replacing slipped, cracked or missing tiles and slates, repairing local areas and checking nearby fixings or underlay where weather damage has exposed a wider issue.
Flat roof repairs
Assessment and repair or replacement of suitable felt, membrane and other flat-roof systems on extensions, garages and other low-slope roof areas.
Flashing & roof junctions
Leadwork and other weatherproofing details around chimneys, walls, valleys, roof penetrations and changes in roof level where water commonly finds a route inside.
Gutters, fascias & soffits
Repairs and replacement around roof edges where leaking gutters, failed joints or deteriorated fascia and soffit components are contributing to water problems.
Larger roof replacement
Renewal projects where coverings, battens, membranes, insulation or structural elements need a coordinated scope rather than a small local repair.
How much does a roofer cost in London?
Roofing costs change sharply with access, scaffolding, roof type, height and whether the job is a local repair or full replacement. Current London labour data gives these useful benchmarks:
£38/hourcurrent London roofer benchmark
£275–£335/daytypical London roofer day-rate range
Indicative guidance checked August 2026. MyJobQuote currently lists about £38 per hour for a roofer in London and an average day-rate range around £275–£335. Its London data also shows individual repairs can vary significantly, which is why scaffolding, materials, roof access and the actual cause of a leak should be priced as part of the full scope rather than from labour alone.
A roof quote is more than a labour rate
Ask what is being repaired and how it will be reached
Two roofers can quote very different totals because one has included access equipment, replacement materials and wider making-good while another has priced only the visible defect. Make sure each quote is built around the same repair scope.
- Share safe photos of the roof, visible damage and any internal staining or damp marks.
- Say whether the roof is pitched or flat and identify extensions, parapets, roof terraces or neighbouring walls that affect access.
- Ask whether scaffolding, towers, waste removal and replacement materials are included in the quote.
- For a leak, ask what evidence supports the proposed repair and what happens if opening the roof reveals wider damage.
Across London
Search for roofers by London postcode
Roofers may cover a wider radius for substantial replacement work than for a small gutter or tile repair. The postcode helps match the job with people who work in that part of London and understand the likely travel and access requirements.
WandsworthEalingBarnetCroydonGreenwichLewishamHaringeyRedbridge
Access can change the whole roofing job
A roof that is easy to reach from a private drive is a different proposition from one above a narrow terrace, rear extension or busy street. Tell the roofer about side access, shared passages, neighbouring property and any known restrictions before the visit.
Do not diagnose from price alone. The cheapest patch may not address the actual route of water ingress. Compare the roofer’s explanation of the defect, proposed repair and access method as well as the total price.
How it works
Post the roofing job once. Then compare suitable local roofers.
Describe the visible problem and roof type once, then let roofers who cover the postcode decide whether the work fits their experience and availability.
Post the roofing job
Enter the London postcode, describe the leak or planned work and add safe photos or access details where useful.
Hear from suitable roofers
Your requirements can be matched through our partner network, and up to 3 local tradespeople can contact you about the work.
Compare and choose
Compare diagnosis, proposed repair, access, materials, timing and price before deciding who you want to hire.
Choose with confidence
What should you check before hiring a roofer?
Roofing work can be difficult for a homeowner to inspect from the ground, so clear evidence and a written scope matter. Look for relevant experience and a sensible explanation of why the proposed repair addresses the problem.
Experience with your roof type
Flat membranes, slate, concrete tiles, leadwork and larger replacement projects need different methods. Ask for relevant recent examples rather than relying on a general roofing label.
Safe access and insurance
Ask how the work will be accessed and whether scaffolding or other equipment is required. Review insurance and the responsibilities for access, neighbouring property and site safety before substantial work starts.
A written repair scope
The quote should explain the area being repaired, materials, access costs, waste removal and what is excluded so you can compare like for like.
Roofing within a bigger project
Bring in the right adjoining trades where necessary
Roof problems can involve internal making-good, structural repairs, plumbing from roof-level tanks or pipes, and decoration after water damage. Fix the source first, then coordinate the other work in the right order.
Useful answers
Roofer London FAQs
Quick answers before posting a roofing job in London.
How do I find a roofer near me in London?
Enter the property postcode and describe the roof problem or project clearly. Your request can then be matched with suitable roofers who cover that part of London, allowing you to compare up to 3 responses before deciding who to hire.
How much does a roofer cost in London?
Current MyJobQuote London guidance lists about £38 per hour and roughly £275–£335 per day. The final price depends heavily on roof type, materials, scaffolding, height, access and whether the job is a local repair or larger replacement.
How can I tell where a roof leak is coming from?
Water can travel before it becomes visible indoors, so the damp mark is not always directly below the defect. Give the roofer photos and details of when the leak appears, but avoid climbing onto the roof yourself to investigate.
Will I need scaffolding for a roof repair?
Not every job needs full scaffolding, but safe access depends on the height, roof layout, duration and location of the work. Ask the roofer how they plan to access the area and whether access equipment is included in the quote.
Can a roofer repair a flat roof?
Yes, provided they have experience with the relevant system. Felt, liquid, single-ply and other flat-roof systems have different repair methods, so identify the existing covering if you know it and ask about comparable work.
Should I repair or replace my roof?
That depends on the age, condition and extent of defects. A localised problem may justify repair, while repeated leaks or widespread deterioration can make replacement more sensible. Ask for evidence and options rather than assuming either route.
Are the roofers verified?
Tradespeople using our partner service are verified with official identification, email and phone details. Public liability insurance and qualifications are checked where provided. You should still review each profile, feedback, relevant roofing experience, insurance and the detail of the quote before deciding who to hire.
Do I have to accept a roofer quote?
No. Posting the job does not oblige you to hire anyone. Compare the proposed repair, access, materials, timing and price and choose only if you are comfortable with the roofer and the scope.
Need a roofer in London?
Post the roofing job once, let suitable local roofers come to you and compare your options before deciding who to hire.