Roof Repairs Tipperary. Your Local Roofers.
Roofing Built Around Where You Actually Are
Tipperary doesn't have one roofing problem — it has three or four, depending on where you're standing.
Nenagh and the Silvermines: roofs sit higher and take the wind exposure straight on, which means slate lift and ridge damage are the recurring issue.
Clonmel and the Suir valley: the problem is usually driven rain finding its way under slates that were pitched a few degrees too shallow for how hard the weather comes in off the river valley.
Cashel and the wider Golden Vale: still a lot of older stone-built farmhouses, where the roof covering is rarely the real story — it's the condition of the timber underneath that decides whether you're looking at a repair or a rebuild.
Knowing which of these you're dealing with before a ladder goes up is most of the job. David's crew has worked across all of it, and the diagnosis usually starts with where the property sits and what it's built from, not just what's visibly wrong with the roof.
Our Roofing Services In Tipperary
Every roofing problem starts somewhere specific — here's where we come in.
Got a Leak in Your Roof or Storm Damage Right Now?
Fully Insured Roofers with Guarantees Up to 20 Years
We're fully insured for all work carried out, and our guarantees are tiered to match the type of job.
Smaller repairs carry a 5-year guarantee. Full roof replacements carry up to 20 years.
That gap reflects what's actually being done — a repair addresses a specific failure point on a roof that continues ageing around it, while a full replacement resets the condition of the whole structure, which is why it carries a longer commitment. Terms for your specific job are confirmed in writing before work starts.
Our crew also hold Safe Pass and Manual Handling certification, the standard requirement for working on Irish construction sites, and we'll confirm any additional certification a specific job requires before quoting.
Got a leak or storm damage right now? Call 087 408 1599 — we'd rather talk you through it today than have you wait and find out what a small leak turns into after another week of rain.
We Cover County Tipperary, Top To Bottom
County Tipperary is the largest inland county in Ireland, which means "we cover Tipperary" means very little on its own — so here's where we actually work.
North Tipperary: Nenagh, Roscrea, Templemore, Borrisokane, Cloughjordan, Toomevara, and the villages around Lough Derg and the Silvermines. Roofs here tend to sit higher and take more direct wind exposure, so storm damage and slate lift are the calls we get most from this end of the county.
South Tipperary: Clonmel, Cahir, Carrick-on-Suir, and the towns along the Suir valley. This is where driven rain does most of the damage — slates pitched a shade too shallow for how hard the weather comes in off the river.
Mid Tipperary: Thurles, Tipperary Town, Cashel, Fethard, and Dundrum, including the farmland through the Golden Vale. A lot of older stone-built farmhouses in this stretch, where the real question is usually the timber underneath, not the covering on top.
And everywhere in between. If your townland isn't named above, that's not a reason to assume we don't cover it — it almost certainly means we haven't listed every parish in the county, not that we won't travel to you. Call 087 408 1599 and we'll tell you straight whether it's a quick job to reach or not.
Photos Of Our Recent Roofing Jobs
Questions People Ask Before They Call
Can you match slate on an older roof, or will the repair look patched on?
It depends on the age and source of the original slate, but matching is always the goal rather than the exception. We source reclaimed or closely-matched slate where we can, rather than defaulting to whatever's easiest to get from a merchant that week, because a mismatched patch is often more visible — and more likely to fail differently — than the original roof.
My last roofer patched the same leak twice already. Why would a third attempt be any different?
Because two failed repairs on the same spot almost always point to a cause that wasn't addressed the first time — usually something structural underneath the covering, like a rotten batten or degraded underlay, rather than the slate itself. We check for that specifically before quoting a repair, rather than replacing the visible damage and hoping it holds.
What happens if you get up there and find rot in the timber?
We stop, show you what we're looking at, and give you a revised quote for the difference before any further work happens. Nothing gets added to a final bill without you having seen and agreed to it first.
Do you work on older stone-built farmhouses as well as standard estate housing?
Yes — stone-built properties are common across rural Tipperary, particularly around Cashel and the Golden Vale, and they typically need more judgment on timber condition than a standard modern build, since the original structure is often older than anything comparable in an estate house.
Is Safe Pass and Manual Handling the only certification your crew carries?
That covers the baseline safety requirement for working on any Irish construction site. If a specific job calls for additional sign-off or certification, we'll confirm that as part of the quote rather than after work has started.
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Roof Repair Costs in Tipperary: What Decides the Price
Two roofs of the same size can come back with very different quotes, and it's worth understanding why before you're comparing numbers from different roofers.
Pitch and access are the first factor — a steep roof on a tight or awkward site takes longer to work safely than a low, open one, and that time shows up in the price.
Material matching is the second — sourcing slate that blends with a roof from the 1960s costs more than fitting a uniform modern tile across the board, because reclaimed or closely-matched slate isn't something every merchant stocks.
What's underneath the covering is the third, and the one that changes prices most often — rotten sarking board or damaged battens found once the old roof is stripped back will change the scope of the job, and we flag that the moment we see it rather than after the invoice lands.
Because of all this, we quote after a proper inspection, not over the phone. A number given before anyone's stood on the roof is a guess, not a quote, and guesses are how people end up with a final bill that doesn't match what they were told.
Got A Leaky Roof In Tipperary?
No call centre, no third party booking your job out to whoever's cheapest that week — you're talking to the crew that's actually doing the work. Call 087 408 1599 for a roof inspection anywhere in County Tipperary, including Clonmel, Thurles, Nenagh, Roscrea, Cashel, Carrick-on-Suir, and Tipperary Town.
If it's an active leak or storm damage, say so when you call — that's what gets prioritised first.