What determines the removal price
- Roof area (m²) and quantity of material
- Height and access: scaffolding, platforms or lifelines
- Condition of sheets: degraded sheets need more care
- Type of material: roofs, façades, pipes, tanks
- Distance and cost of waste transport and disposal
- Site constraints: ongoing activity, nearby neighbours, protected areas
What the quote should include
- Work plan and crew protection
- Removal, packaging and transport of waste
- Disposal at a licensed destination, with paperwork
- Structure repair, if needed
- New roof, gutters, flashing and trims
How to get the best price
- 01Ask for a site visit — it avoids blind estimates.
- 02Ask for an itemised quote.
- 03Compare equivalent proposals, including where the waste goes.
- 04Consider using one contractor for removal and the new roof.
Request your quote
Send us the location, approximate area and photos of the roof and we will reply with a proposal.
Frequently asked questions
What is the price per square metre?
It varies with the factors above. We give a figure after the site visit, because two roofs of the same size can cost very differently.
Are there subsidies for asbestos removal?
There may be programmes and support, especially for public bodies, businesses and agriculture, which change over time. Check with the relevant authorities for what is in force.
Is removing first and roofing later more expensive?
It is usually more efficient to do everything in one project, avoiding duplicate scaffolding, travel and coordination.
General information only; not a substitute for technical or legal advice.
Need a quote?
Send us photos and the job location. We reply with a tailored proposal.