From emergency repairs to full roof replacements, our experienced roofing team works with all roof types across Dublin. Built to last in the Irish climate.
Request a Callback Our ServicesYour roof is the most critical element of your home's structure, and in the Irish climate, it takes more punishment than almost anywhere else in Europe. At Dublin Builders, we have been providing roofing services across Dublin for over 30 years, working on everything from minor repairs to complete roof replacements on Victorian terraces, semi-detached homes, detached properties, and commercial buildings.
Our roofing team works with all of the roof types common to Dublin's diverse housing stock. Whether you have a traditional pitched roof on a 1930s semi-detached, a flat roof on a rear extension, a slate roof on a Victorian terrace in Ranelagh or Rathmines, or a concrete tile roof on a modern estate property, we have the expertise and the materials to carry out the work to the highest standard.
We carry out a thorough inspection before any work begins, providing you with a clear written report and a fixed-price quotation before a single tile is lifted. No unexpected costs, no upselling, no pressure — just an honest assessment and quality work carried out by experienced tradespeople.
From a handful of missing or slipped tiles to flashing failures, chimney leaks, and ridge tile repairs, we respond quickly to roofing problems before water ingress causes further damage to your home.
When repairs are no longer cost-effective, a full roof replacement gives you a watertight, well-insulated roof with a lifespan of 30 to 50 years. We strip, re-batten, re-felt, and re-tile from scratch.
Flat roofs on extensions, garages, and commercial properties require specialist materials and installation. We use proven EPDM rubber, GRP fibreglass, and felt systems suited to the Irish climate.
Dublin's Victorian and Edwardian housing stock is predominantly slate roofed. We have specialist experience in natural Welsh and Spanish slate, as well as high-quality artificial slate alternatives.
Blocked, broken, or leaking gutters cause dampness to walls and foundations. We replace plastic and cast iron guttering, fascias, soffits, and bargeboards across Dublin as a standalone service or alongside roofing works.
Chimney stacks are one of the most common sources of water ingress in Dublin homes. We carry out repointing, flashing replacement, pot replacement, cowl fitting, and full chimney rebuilds where required.
Water staining on ceilings or internal walls is one of the clearest signs of a roof leak. Act quickly to prevent damage spreading to timbers and plasterwork.
Tiles displaced by wind or frost leave the roofing felt exposed. Once the felt deteriorates, water ingress is only a matter of time.
Gutters blocked with moss and debris cause water to back up under the roof covering and overflow onto walls, leading to damp and foundation issues over time.
Heavy moss growth on roof tiles indicates moisture retention that accelerates tile deterioration and can lead to premature roof failure, particularly on north-facing slopes.
If you can see light through your roof timbers when standing in the attic, your roof covering has failed and water ingress is almost certainly occurring.
A dipping or uneven roofline may indicate rot in the roof timbers, a structural issue, or settlement. This warrants an urgent inspection before the situation worsens.
Ireland's climate presents specific challenges that roofing materials and systems must be designed to handle. High annual rainfall, persistent Atlantic winds, freeze-thaw cycles in winter, and the prevalence of moss and algae growth in our damp conditions all take their toll on roofs more quickly than in drier climates. We specify materials with the Irish climate specifically in mind — from breathable roofing membranes that allow moisture vapour to escape while keeping rain out, to frost-resistant tiles rated for our temperature range, to guttering systems with sufficient capacity for Irish rainfall volumes.
Roof repair costs in Dublin typically range from €300 to €1,500 for minor repairs such as replacing broken tiles, repointing ridge tiles, or resealing flashing. A full roof replacement on a standard three-bedroom semi-detached Dublin home generally costs between €8,000 and €18,000 depending on roof size, pitch, tile specification, and scaffolding requirements. Flat roof replacements on extensions range from €2,000 to €6,000 depending on area and system specified. All works are quoted on a fixed-price basis following a thorough inspection, so there are no surprises mid-job.
A full roof replacement on a standard Dublin semi-detached home typically takes 3 to 6 days on site for the roofing works, plus scaffolding erection and dismantling which adds a day each side. Larger or more complex roofs, or properties requiring chimney or structural work alongside the roof replacement, may take longer. We provide a clear programme at the outset and work efficiently to minimise the time scaffolding is up on your property.
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