Pre-filled for roofers: higher overheads reflecting scaffolding/access costs, weatherproofing materials, and specialist equipment.
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Working Hours
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Travel, unpaid quoting, loading/unloading
Annual Overheads
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Roofing overheads include scaffolding/access costs, specialist materials, weatherproofing stock, and NFRC membership. Use the Overhead Calculator for an exact figure.
Profit & Comparison
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Your Minimum Roofer Hourly Rate
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Billable Hours/Year
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Annual Overheads
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Gross Needed
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Revenue Target
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Suggested Minimum Charges
1-hour minimum (call-out fee)£0
Half-day minimum (4 hours)£0
Full day (8 hours)£0
What is the average hourly rate for a roofer in the UK?
The typical roofer hourly rate in the UK ranges from £19–£35/hr nationally. In London and the South East, rates reach £28–£50/hr.
Roofers typically charge £19–£35/hr nationally. In London and the South East, rates reach £28–£50/hr. Flat roofing specialists and heritage tilers often charge a premium.
Frequently asked questions
- What is the average hourly rate for a roofer in the UK?Roofers typically charge £19–£35/hr nationally. In London and the South East, rates reach £28–£50/hr. Flat roofing specialists and heritage tilers often charge a premium.
- Do roofers charge a call-out fee?Most roofers charge a minimum half-day for emergency work or inspections. Travelling to a job for 30 minutes is not worth less than a half-day minimum. Set a minimum charge clearly in your quote.
- How do scaffolding costs affect a roofer rate?Scaffolding costs should be passed directly to the client as a separate line item, never absorbed into your hourly rate.