Your guide to roofing repairs, quotes and care.

Yes. Roof It Right Ireland is based in Clonshaugh and primarily serves Dublin, including Dublin city, Clonshaugh and nearby areas by arrangement.

Emergency calls are prioritised, especially when water is actively entering the property. We can often advise immediate temporary steps over the phone while arranging a visit.

No. Roof inspections and quotes are free, with no obligation and no call-out charge.

Often, yes. We will inspect the condition of the roof and recommend repair where it makes sense. If replacement is the better long-term option, we will explain why clearly.

Yes. Roof It Right Ireland is fully insured. The guarantee depends on the work completed. A full roof restoration with new timbers, felt, battens and slates or tiles carries a 25-year guarantee. A minor repair carries a 5-year guarantee on the repaired section only. The applicable duration and covered work are recorded in your written guarantee.

We are based in Clonshaugh and serve North Dublin, South Dublin, Dublin city and Bray, including Malahide, Portmarnock, Raheny, Coolock, Sutton, Santry, Clontarf and Swords. Call 085 234 4541 to confirm availability for your address.

Our address is Unit 9B, Port Tunnel Business Park, Clonshaugh, Dublin. Call 085 234 4541 to arrange a property inspection or confirm office visiting arrangements.

Yes. We take roofing enquiries across North Dublin, South Dublin and Dublin city, as well as Bray. Give us the property address or Eircode so we can confirm availability.

Our coverage includes Clonshaugh, Santry, Coolock, Raheny, Swords, Portmarnock, Malahide, Howth, Sutton, Baldoyle, Clontarf, Glasnevin, Drumcondra and Castleknock. Contact us about other nearby addresses.

Provide your name, phone number, address or Eircode and a description of the problem. Mention the roof type, when you first noticed the issue, previous repairs and any access restrictions.

Yes. Ask our team how best to send them. Photos taken safely from the ground or inside can help explain the problem, but they may not show enough detail for a final diagnosis or quote.

We welcome enquiries from owners, landlords and managing agents. Tell us who can provide access and who is authorised to agree the work before an appointment is arranged.

Not necessarily. Water can travel along roof materials before appearing inside. Tell us where the stain is and when it appears; the relevant covering, flashing and drainage may all need inspection.

Wind-driven rain can expose faults that are less noticeable in other conditions. Tell us whether the problem follows a particular wind direction. That information can help focus an inspection, but the cause still needs assessment.

Yes. Chimney flashing, masonry and adjoining roof details can be involved. A stain near a chimney does not establish which part has failed, so we consider the surrounding details together.

Overflowing gutters can wet external walls and nearby junctions. Let us know if water spills over a gutter during rain, so drainage can be considered alongside the roof covering.

Call to discuss the damage and current availability. Temporary protection may be an option where conditions and access allow. It is assessed separately from the permanent repair and is not suitable for every situation.

An arrival time can only be discussed when you contact the team. Availability, travel, weather and safe access affect attendance. For an active leak, calling is the quickest way to explain the urgency.

We take enquiries for local slate repairs. The surrounding covering and fixing condition help determine whether replacing individual slates will address the problem or whether wider work is needed.

A local tile repair may be appropriate if the surrounding roof is sound. We inspect the affected area and discuss the repair scope before recommending a complete replacement.

We assess the existing covering and discuss available replacement options. An exact colour or finish match cannot always be promised because age, weathering and product availability can affect appearance.

Reuse can be considered where the material is suitable and in good condition. The assessment should account for damage, compatibility and the proposed work. Any reuse should be clear in the quote.

A valley is the junction where two roof slopes meet and channel water. We assess the valley and adjoining covering when investigating leaks there, then explain any repair or replacement work proposed.

They can be a reason to reassess the roof, especially if the same problem keeps returning. Previous repairs do not automatically mean the whole roof needs replacement; the overall condition and cause of the leaks matter.

Yes. We take enquiries for flat-roof repairs and replacements on extensions, garages and other suitable roof areas. Describe the existing covering and any leaks or standing water when you contact us.

A local repair may be possible when the covering and supporting deck are suitable. Widespread deterioration, recurring faults or deck damage may require a broader scope. An inspection helps establish the options.

Not automatically. Tell us where water collects and how long it remains after rain. Outlets, falls, surface condition and adjoining details need consideration before a repair or replacement is recommended.

That depends on the agreed scope and the deck condition. Ask whether decking is included, excluded or allowed for if damage is found after opening the roof. Additional work should be discussed before it proceeds.

Yes. A junction between an extension and the main building may involve flashing, upstands, drainage or adjoining coverings. Tell us where the internal stain appears and whether the extension has had previous repairs.

The existing construction, condition, drainage and intended work all influence the proposal. We discuss the material and preparation in the quote rather than choosing a system solely from a photograph.

It should explain the proposed covering, preparation, underlay, battens, relevant roof junctions and any timber or ventilation work included. Access, waste removal, exclusions and applicable guarantee terms should also be clear.

Ask us about the options suitable for your property. The existing roof construction and the intended scope must be assessed before recommending a different covering.

Duration depends on the size and scope, access, material availability, weather and any concealed defects. We discuss a likely programme once the work has been assessed rather than promising a fixed duration online.

The access method depends on the roof height, layout and work required. Any scaffolding or other access equipment included in the proposal should be identified when the scope and price are agreed.

Discuss this with us when planning the work. It depends on the scope, access and any internal work. Ask about noise, working areas and arrangements for the property while the roof is being worked on.

Weather can affect the programme and whether particular tasks can proceed. Ask how the work will be staged and what temporary protection is proposed for your roof; arrangements depend on the property and scope.

We take enquiries for flashing repairs and replacement. The chimney, adjoining covering and relevant junctions are assessed so the proposal addresses the affected details together.

No single repair suits every chimney leak. Pointing may be involved, but flashing, upper chimney details or nearby roof materials may also need attention. The cause should be assessed before choosing the work.

We take enquiries for gutter joint repairs, replacement sections and wider roofline work. The condition, alignment and rainwater route help determine whether a local repair is suitable.

Yes. Tell us about loose, damaged or deteriorating roofline components. We assess the affected parts and explain the repair or replacement scope alongside any related gutter work.

Not always. Water may be entering through the window, flashing or surrounding covering. We assess those details before advising whether a local repair or replacement is appropriate.

Cleaning is maintenance and does not replace the repair of defective coverings or flashing. Tell us about any leaks before arranging cleaning so the roof condition and suitable approach can be considered.

The cause, extent of damage, materials, height and access differ between properties. A description or photograph may help an initial discussion, but an inspection may be needed to define the work and price.

Ask how concealed damage will be handled in the quote. Where damage only becomes visible after opening the roof, the additional scope and price should be explained and agreed before that work proceeds.

Check the written quote for the exact inclusions. Ask us to clarify materials, labour, access equipment, waste removal and any exclusions before accepting the proposal.

The guarantee depends on the work completed. A full roof restoration with new timbers, felt, battens and slates or tiles carries a 25-year guarantee. A minor repair carries a 5-year guarantee on the repaired section only. The applicable duration and covered work are recorded in your written guarantee.

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Contact us with the property address, date of the work and a description of the concern. Include photographs taken from a safe position if available, and refer to the written scope or guarantee so we can review it.

Keep the accepted quote, invoice, guarantee and any material or care information supplied. These help identify the agreed scope and are useful if you later need to discuss the work or arrange further maintenance.