Complete roof replacement across Chippenham, Hardenhuish, Pewsham and surrounding Wiltshire towns. Honest surveys, itemised quotes, and a 10-year written guarantee on every re-roof.
A full re-roof is a significant investment. We survey your existing roof properly, identify what needs replacing and what can be retained, and give you a written itemised quote with no hidden extras — before we start.
Victorian and Edwardian properties in central Chippenham typically have clay peg tiles. We source matching clay from UK suppliers, re-batten to current standards and re-felt with breathable membrane. Conservation area properties on Foghamshire Road and surrounding streets get lime mortar pointing where required.
Get a quote →Most Hardenhuish and Pewsham properties have concrete interlocking or plain tiles. We strip, check and replace roofing felt and battens where needed, and re-tile using modern product from quality manufacturers. Nail sickness properties get stainless fixings as standard.
Get a quote →Natural Welsh slate or fibre cement alternatives for properties requiring slate. We assess slate quality on older roofs — salvageable slate from a strip can significantly reduce re-roofing costs.
Get a quote →Every re-roof includes new breathable underlay and treated battens. Old mineral felt beneath existing tiles is almost always deteriorated on properties over 30 years — we never re-tile over failed felt.
Get a quote →Timber fascia and soffit boards deteriorate and rot over time. We offer UPVC or timber replacement as part of the re-roofing package — scaffolding is already up, so it's the most cost-effective time to address them.
Get a quote →All re-roofing work is covered by our written 10-year workmanship guarantee. We also advise on manufacturer's product warranties, which can extend cover further on new tile products.
Get a quote →No call-out fees. Free quotes. Same-day emergency cover.
Chippenham's oldest housing stock — Georgian and Victorian terraces around Wood Lane, Foghamshire Road and the town centre — is increasingly requiring full re-roofing. Clay peg tiles from the late 19th and early 20th century can last 100 years with good maintenance, but when pointing fails and tiles start lifting en masse, re-roofing is more cost-effective than repeated patchwork. We source appropriate clay tile profiles and use lime-compatible mortar where conservation area guidance applies.
On Hardenhuish estates, concrete interlocking tiles installed in the 1960s and 70s are now commonly 55+ years old — beyond their designed service life and increasingly suffering from nail sickness. A full re-roof on a standard three-bed semi in Hardenhuish typically costs £5,500–£8,500 depending on the tile specification chosen, with scaffold hire included.
Guide prices for Chippenham: Three-bed semi (concrete tile): £5,000–£8,000. Three-bed semi (clay tile): £6,500–£10,000. Detached four-bed (concrete tile): £8,000–£13,000. Detached four-bed (natural slate): £10,000–£16,000. Prices include scaffold, strip, felt, battens, new tiles and all labour. Written quote provided before any work starts.
"Our Hardenhuish semi was badly nail-sick and had been losing tiles for years. Full re-roof done over 4 days. The difference is extraordinary — quiet in the wind for the first time in years. Price was fair and they stuck to the quote."
"Victorian terrace with original clay tiles, some conservation area constraints. These were the only roofers who knew what lime mortar was and why it mattered. Roof looks exactly right and the pointing matches the style of the street."
"Large detached on Pewsham, asked for natural Welsh slate. Sourced properly, fitted perfectly. The attention to ridge detail was excellent — it's a visible roof from the road and it looks superb."
See our full breakdown of a new roof cost in Chippenham prices in Chippenham — honest 2026 ranges, worked examples on named local estates, and what moves the price.
See also: get a roof inspection first, dry verge & dry ridge systems.
Guide prices: three-bed semi with concrete tile £5,000–£8,000, clay tile £6,500–£10,000, detached four-bed £8,000–£16,000 depending on materials. All quotes are written, itemised and fixed before work starts.
A typical three-bed semi in Chippenham takes 4–6 days. Larger or more complex properties, or those requiring scaffold on restricted town centre sites, may take longer. We'll confirm timelines in your written quote.
Standard re-roofing like-for-like doesn't usually need planning permission. If your property is in a conservation area or listed, changes to tile specification may require consent. We'll advise you during the survey.
Yes, within limits. We monitor weather forecasts carefully and will not strip a roof in advance of wet or high-wind weather. Some materials have temperature minimums for installation — we'll advise on timing during quieter winter periods.
Yes — we complete the vast majority of Chippenham re-roofs with the homeowner in residence. We work systematically to minimise the open roof area at any one time and always make the roof weatherproof at the end of each working day.
A repair addresses a specific failure — replacing tiles, relining a valley, reflashing a chimney. A re-roof strips the entire roof back to the deck, replaces felt and battens, and relays all tiles. Re-roofing is appropriate when the underlying structure (felt, battens, fixings) has failed or is approaching failure system-wide.
Yes — full strip and disposal of all old tiles, felt, battens and any other roofing debris is included in every re-roof quote. We use a licensed waste carrier and provide a waste transfer note on request. No skips left on the drive — all materials are removed by our team.
No call-out fees. No obligation. Honest pricing from a local Chippenham roofer.
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