The fact that roof restoration increases the overall value of your home is just one of its many benefits. Though the process may be daunting for DIY enthusiasts and cost-demanding for those who need to outsource, you'll be surprised by how crucial roof restoration can be to the general quality of your home.

Both a roof restoration and a roof replacement will provide protection against the elements and give your home a fresh new look. A roof replacement is a larger and more costly job than a roof restoration as it requires your old roof to be removed and a new one to be installed in its place.

Generally speaking, you're looking at prices from £100 to £1,000 for repair work and from £3,000 to £18,000 for a roof replacement. As we have already begun to explore in this guide, the cost of a roof repair depends on numerous factors, including your location, roofer and project specifics.

Recommendations for Roof Restoration Frequency For instance, asphalt shingle roofs may require restoration every 10-15 years, while metal roofs may last 20-25 years before restoration is needed. Tile roofs typically fall within the 15-20 year restoration interval.