Get Free Roof Servicing Quotes from Local Roofers
Use our free online quote service to find local roofers for roof inspections, surveys, preventative maintenance and professional roof servicing. Instead of contacting several roofing companies separately, you can complete one short enquiry and tell us what type of help you need.
Your enquiry may be matched with up to four independent roofing contractors who cover your area and provide the relevant service. They can contact you directly to discuss the roof, ask questions, arrange an inspection and provide their own quotation.
The service is free for homeowners to use and there is no obligation to accept any of the quotes you receive. You can compare the contractors, prices, proposed work and what is included before deciding whether you would like to proceed.
Whether you need a routine roof condition check, a detailed pre-purchase survey, a drone roof inspection, annual maintenance or an assessment following bad weather, submitting an enquiry is a simple way to start comparing local roof servicing quotes.
How to Request Free Roof Servicing Quotes
The quote process has been designed to be straightforward. You do not need to know the exact name of the inspection, survey or maintenance service you require before submitting the form.
Simply provide as much information as you can about the property, the condition of the roof and any concerns you have noticed. Local roofers can then discuss the options with you and explain what type of visit or survey may be suitable.
- Complete the online enquiry form — tell us about the property, the type of roof servicing you are considering and how local roofers can contact you.
- We look for roofers covering your area — your enquiry may be matched with up to four independent roofing contractors who work in your postcode area.
- Available roofers contact you — contractors may call, email or message you to ask questions, request photographs or arrange a visit.
- Receive and compare quotations — check the price, scope of work, timescale and whether photographs, reports or minor maintenance are included.
- Choose whether to proceed — there is no obligation to accept a quotation, and the final choice of contractor remains with you.
You are not required to choose the lowest quotation. The most suitable option may depend on the contractor's experience, what is included in the service, the quality of any report provided and how comfortable you feel dealing with the roofer.
Roof Servicing Work You Can Request Quotes For
Roof servicing can include planned inspections, preventative maintenance, cleaning and checks following a specific event such as a storm or property purchase. The aim is normally to understand the condition of the roof and identify any work that may be needed.
Roof Inspections and Condition Reports
A general roof inspection can help establish the current condition of the roof covering and its associated details. The roofer may check tiles or slates, ridge and hip tiles, roof valleys, verges, flashing, gutters, chimney areas and other visible sections of the roof.
The inspection may identify loose, cracked or missing roof coverings, damaged mortar, worn flashing, blocked drainage routes, moss growth and possible signs of water ingress.
Where requested, the roofer may provide a written roof condition report. This could include photographs, details of visible defects and recommendations for maintenance or repair work.
Drone Roof Surveys
A drone roof survey can provide detailed aerial photographs and video of areas that may be difficult to inspect from ground level. This can be useful for tall properties, steep roofs, chimney stacks and buildings where safe ladder access is limited.
Drone footage may help identify slipped tiles or slate, damaged flashing, blocked valleys, loose ridge sections and other visible defects. It can also provide a useful record of the roof's condition at the time of the survey.
A drone inspection may reduce the need for scaffolding during the initial assessment. However, closer access may still be required if damage is found or if the roofer needs to inspect materials by hand.
Pre-Purchase Roof Surveys
A pre-purchase roof survey can provide additional information before you complete the purchase of a property. It may identify defects, previous repairs and areas that are likely to require attention in the future.
The roofer may examine the condition of the roof covering, flashing, chimneys, gutters, valleys and any visible internal roof areas. Where possible, the report may include photographs and an explanation of any recommended work.
A roof survey cannot guarantee that every hidden issue will be found, particularly where parts of the roof cannot be safely accessed. However, it can help buyers understand the roof's general condition and prepare for possible future maintenance costs.
Annual Roof Maintenance and Servicing
Regular roof servicing can help identify minor defects before they develop into larger and more expensive problems. Annual maintenance may be particularly useful for older roofs, rental properties and homes surrounded by trees.
A typical roof maintenance visit may include a general inspection, gutter clearance, checks around flashing and chimneys, removal of debris and agreed minor repairs. The exact work will depend on the contractor and the service included in the quotation.
Some roofers may also provide photographs or written notes after the visit. This can help homeowners monitor the condition of the roof from year to year.
Storm Damage Roof Inspections
Strong winds, heavy rain, hail and falling branches can damage roof tiles, slates, ridge sections and flashing. Some damage may be obvious from ground level, while other problems may only become clear after water begins entering the property.
A storm damage inspection can check for missing or broken coverings, lifted materials, loose flashing, damaged mortar and debris blocking gutters or valleys.
The roofer may provide photographs or a written description of the damage. This information may be useful when speaking with an insurance provider, although homeowners should confirm what evidence their insurer requires.
Roof Cleaning and Moss Removal
Moss, algae, lichen and dirt can gradually build up on roof tiles, particularly on shaded properties or homes close to trees. Thick growth can hold moisture, fall into gutters and restrict the normal flow of rainwater.
Professional roof cleaning may involve manual moss removal, careful low-pressure cleaning or the use of an appropriate treatment. The correct method will depend on the type and condition of the roof covering.
High-pressure washing may not be suitable for every roof, as it can damage certain tiles or protective surface coatings. A contractor should inspect the roof and explain the proposed cleaning method before the work begins.
What Information Should You Include?
Providing useful details can make it easier for local roofers to understand the enquiry and decide whether they can help. You do not need to provide technical roofing information, but it is helpful to include anything you already know.
You may wish to mention:
- The property type, such as a detached house, terraced home, bungalow, cottage, garage or extension
- The approximate age of the property or roof, where known
- The type of roof covering, such as tiles, slate or a flat roofing material
- The inspection, survey, cleaning or maintenance service you require
- Any visible damage, leaks, damp patches or other concerns
- Whether the property has recently been affected by strong winds or severe weather
- Whether the roof has been inspected or serviced previously
- Whether there are access difficulties, conservatories, extensions or restricted areas around the property
- Whether you require photographs or a written condition report
- How soon you would like the inspection or work to take place
You can also provide photographs if this option is available. Images taken safely from ground level may help a roofer understand the general layout of the property, although they will not normally replace a proper inspection.
What Happens After You Submit an Enquiry?
Once the online form has been completed, your details may be shared with up to four independent roofing contractors who provide the relevant service in your area.
The exact number of responses will depend on local availability, the type of roof servicing required and whether contractors are currently taking on similar work.
Interested roofers can contact you directly to discuss the enquiry. They may ask for additional information, request photographs or arrange a suitable date to visit the property.
All quotations, appointments, surveys, reports, contracts and payments are arranged directly between you and the contractor. This website does not carry out roof inspections or maintenance work itself.
Will a Roofer Need to Visit the Property?
Most roof servicing quotes will require some form of property inspection before the contractor can confirm an accurate price. This is because the cost can depend on the size and height of the building, access, the roof design and the amount of work required.
A contractor may be able to provide an initial estimate after discussing the property and viewing photographs. However, a site visit is usually needed before completing a condition report, pre-purchase survey or detailed maintenance quotation.
Drone surveys can reduce the need for ladder or scaffolding access during the initial inspection. Even so, closer access may be recommended when a defect needs to be examined or repaired.
What May Be Included in a Roof Servicing Quote?
The exact service will vary between contractors, so it is important to check what each quotation includes. A roof servicing quote may cover:
- A visual inspection of the accessible roof areas
- Checks of tiles, slates, ridges, hips and roof verges
- Inspection of flashing, valleys and chimney areas
- Checks around roof windows, skylights and vents
- Inspection of gutters and downpipes
- Drone photographs or aerial video footage
- Photographs of damaged or worn areas
- A written roof condition report
- Recommendations for repairs or future maintenance
- Gutter clearance or removal of loose debris
- Minor repairs where these have been agreed in advance
- Roof cleaning or moss removal
Not every quotation will include all of these items. Ask the contractor to confirm exactly what will be provided and whether there are any additional charges.
How to Compare Roof Servicing Quotes
The price of a roof inspection or maintenance service can vary between roofing companies. Comparing quotations gives you the chance to look at both the cost and the level of service being offered.
Before making a decision, check whether each quotation clearly explains:
- The exact inspection, survey or maintenance work included
- Which parts of the roof will be inspected
- Whether photographs or drone footage will be supplied
- Whether you will receive a written condition report
- Whether gutter clearance or minor repairs are included
- Whether access equipment or scaffolding is required
- Whether access costs are included in the price
- The expected date and length of the visit
- The total price and payment terms
- Whether VAT is included where applicable
- Whether any follow-up advice or recommendations are included
A lower-priced quotation may cover a basic visual inspection, while a higher quote may include photographs, drone footage and a detailed written report. Make sure you are comparing services on a similar basis.
Checking a Roofer Before Work Begins
The roofing contractors who respond to enquiries are independent businesses. They are not employees, agents or subcontractors of this quote-matching website.
Roofers within the network are asked to provide information about their public liability insurance and references. However, homeowners should still carry out their own checks before agreeing to any work.
You may wish to:
- Confirm the roofer's full business name and contact details
- Ask to see current public liability insurance documents
- Check recent customer reviews or references
- Ask whether the contractor has completed similar inspections or surveys
- Request an example of the type of written report provided
- Confirm who will attend the property and carry out the work
- Request a written quotation before agreeing to proceed
- Check the payment terms and avoid paying the full amount in advance
For drone roof surveys, it is also sensible to ask whether the contractor is appropriately trained and insured to operate the drone.
Who Can Request Roof Servicing Quotes?
The service is mainly designed for homeowners arranging inspections and maintenance on residential properties. It can also be used by landlords, property managers, letting agents, homebuyers and people preparing a property for sale.
Roofing quotes can be requested for a range of properties, including detached and semi-detached houses, terraced homes, bungalows, cottages, garages, extensions and residential outbuildings.
The contractor will confirm whether they can work on the relevant property and roof type. Access arrangements should be discussed directly with the roofer before a visit is booked.
Free, Simple and Without Obligation
There is no charge for homeowners to submit an enquiry through this website. Depending on contractor availability, you may receive contact from up to four local roofers who are interested in quoting for the work.
You are not required to appoint any of the roofers who contact you. You can compare the quotations, ask further questions or decide not to proceed if none of the options are suitable.
The final choice of contractor always remains with you.
Frequently Asked Questions
Is the roof servicing quote service really free?
Yes. There is no charge for homeowners to submit an enquiry or receive quotations from local roofers. There is also no obligation to appoint any of the contractors who contact you.
How many roof servicing quotes will I receive?
You may receive contact from up to four independent local roofers. The exact number will depend on contractor availability, your postcode and the type of roof servicing work required.
What roof servicing work can I request quotes for?
You can request quotes for roof inspections and condition reports, drone roof surveys, pre-purchase roof surveys, annual roof maintenance and servicing, storm damage roof inspections, roof cleaning and moss removal.
Do I need to know exactly which inspection I require?
No. Provide as much information as you can about the roof, the property and any concerns you have noticed. A roofer can discuss the available options and advise what type of inspection may be suitable.
How quickly will local roofers contact me?
Roofers may contact you shortly after receiving the enquiry, although response times will depend on their availability, your location and the type of work requested.
Will a roofer need to visit my property?
Most roof inspections, surveys and maintenance quotations require a visit to the property. A drone survey may reduce the need for scaffolding or ladder access during the initial inspection.
Can I request a written roof condition report?
Yes. You can explain in the enquiry that you require a written report. Check with each contractor what the report includes, such as photographs, details of defects and maintenance recommendations.
Can I request a pre-purchase roof survey?
Yes. You can request quotations for a roof survey before buying a property. The contractor can explain the scope of the survey and what type of report will be provided.
Can landlords and property managers use the service?
Yes. The service can be used by homeowners, landlords, property managers, letting agents and other people responsible for arranging roof servicing on a residential property.
Can I request roof servicing after a storm?
Yes. You can request an inspection following strong winds, heavy rain, hail or other severe weather. Mention any visible damage or signs of water entry when completing the enquiry.
Is roof cleaning included in roof servicing?
Roof cleaning and moss removal can form part of a roof servicing enquiry. The contractor should inspect the condition of the roof and recommend a suitable cleaning method.
Do I have to accept one of the quotes?
No. All quotations are provided without obligation. You can compare the contractors and decide not to proceed if none of the options meet your needs.
Are the roofers insured?
Roofers using the service are asked to provide details relating to insurance and references. You should still request current evidence of public liability insurance and complete your own checks before agreeing to any work.