Roof restoration is an important part of keeping your home in excellent condition. It protects the roof from moisture and decay, as well as improves its appearance. The cost to repair a roof relies on several factors, including the size of the roof, the type of materials used and the slope of the roof.
The cost of a roof restoration can vary greatly depending on several factors. Here are some of the most common factors that impact roof restoration cost:
Accessibility
The accessibility of the roof plays a major role in the cost of roof restoration. If the roof is difficult to access, then it will take longer for workers to travel and perform their tasks. This will add unnecessary labour and overhead costs to your quote. The number of storeys and the ease with which materials can be moved up and down from the roof also contribute to accessibility issues.
- Type and condition of existing tiles
The type and condition of your existing tiles have a big impact on the cost of roof restoration. If they are very old or in poor condition, it may require additional time (and therefore money) to remove them all safely. Additionally, if you want tiles removed that are not standard sizes or shapes, it will take more time for workers to cut these tiles out without damaging nearby tiles.
- Size of house
The size of your home will affect how much material is required, how long it takes for workers to complete their tasks, and how much labour is involved overall. Restoring a large roof will naturally cost more than restoring a smaller one.
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