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New Roof Cost: Fao Thebuilder
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Wonder if the builder or anyone else involved in roofing would mind giving an 'average' cost of reroofing a 3-bedroom semi. I realise that without seeing the property it's quite a long shot, but have been quoted £10,000 (incl VAT) and feel this is pretty high. Any views please?
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Replacing with larger (probably concrete) tiles.
I've had a quick calc. Even with a re-nail, and all the fiddly bits I mentioned, your 8.3 plus vat is at least £100 over the top.
With large concretes (mega-fast to lay), at least £2000 over the top..... maybe more. I'd need more info.
The final "clincher" (if I'm wrong I apologise to the roofers), they will carefully remove your nice clay tiles and re-sell them for quite a sum.
New "rosemarys" are around 60p incl vat. Clay tiles from the 40s at least that, maybe £1 each (ask at a reclaim yard)
Your roof approx 6500 to 7000 tiles, at least 5000 will be good.
As they say in the US ... you do the math ;o)
Tell them "thank you, I can't afford it right now, please fix the leak and (politely) go away."
Replacing with larger (probably concrete) tiles.
I've had a quick calc. Even with a re-nail, and all the fiddly bits I mentioned, your 8.3 plus vat is at least £100 over the top.
With large concretes (mega-fast to lay), at least £2000 over the top..... maybe more. I'd need more info.
The final "clincher" (if I'm wrong I apologise to the roofers), they will carefully remove your nice clay tiles and re-sell them for quite a sum.
New "rosemarys" are around 60p incl vat. Clay tiles from the 40s at least that, maybe £1 each (ask at a reclaim yard)
Your roof approx 6500 to 7000 tiles, at least 5000 will be good.
As they say in the US ... you do the math ;o)
Tell them "thank you, I can't afford it right now, please fix the leak and (politely) go away."
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