Indicative market range — UK planning-data pipeline in development
Data refreshed September 2026
Indicative market range for London, clearly labelled while our UK planning-data pipeline is in development.
Indicative market range — UK planning-data pipeline in development
Data refreshed September 2026
The short answer: a typical roof replacement in London costs around £10,200, with half of all projects landing between £6,500 and £16,500. If a quote falls well outside that range, it isn't automatically wrong — but it deserves an explanation you can understand.
The middle half of the published sample spans £6,500 to £16,500. That is a 98% spread around the median, so the details of your scope matter more than the label on the project.
A roof replacement generally covers removal, the new roof covering, underlayment, flashing, and installation; access and scaffolding can materially change the total.
Rotten decking, structural repairs, insulation, gutters, solar removal, and interior water damage may be separate line items.
This guide is an indicative market benchmark, not a sample of permit filings. Use it as an early planning range and replace it with local quotes as your scope becomes clear.
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UK planning and building-control records rarely include cost valuations, so this range is indicative market guidance — assembled from industry benchmarks, clearly labelled, and never presented as filing-derived. Our UK data pipeline is in development. Full methodology →
Our indicative market range for London puts the median around £10,200, with typical projects falling between £6,500 and £16,500. This is market guidance, not filing-derived data, and is labelled as such.
No. These are indicative market ranges, not contractor quotes. Treat the range as planning guidance and a sanity-check against the quotes you receive.
Because identical-sounding projects legitimately differ in size, specification and site conditions. That is why we publish the 25th percentile, median and 75th percentile instead of a single misleading "average" — you can see where a quote sits in the real distribution.
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