M.K & Sons Roofing Ltd specialise in new roof installation, pitched roof construction, and full roof replacements across Ealing. We install natural slate on Victorian and Edwardian terraces and modern concrete or clay tiles on later properties. Our roofs regularly last 40–60 years or more. In addition, we hold 51+ five-star Google reviews, full Checkatrade accreditation, and a transferable 10-year workmanship guarantee. As a result, local homeowners regularly return to us and recommend our work. 📞 Call for a Free Roof Survey: 07720 607862 Our New Roof Services in Ealing We cover every type of new roof installation across the London Borough of Ealing: Pitched Roof Construction Ealing — Built for West London Properties Ealing’s housing stock mainly consists of Victorian and Edwardian terraces, Edwardian semis, and 1930s–1950s detached homes. These properties need specialist knowledge when owners repair or replace the pitched roofs. Our Standard Replacement Process First, we erect scaffolding and protect the entire site. Next, we carefully strip the existing covering so we can fully inspect the structure. After that, we check rafters, ridge boards, and purlins for any signs of rot or damage. Once the structure is sound, we fit a new breathable underlay across the whole deck. We then fix pressure-treated timber battens to the precise gauge required for your chosen tile or slate. Following this, we lay the tiles or slates from ridge to eave and secure them properly. We install lead flashing around chimneys, valleys, abutments, and skylights. We complete ridge and hip work using either traditional mortar or modern dry-ridge systems for better wind resistance. Finally, we finish any agreed guttering and fascia upgrades before we dismantle the scaffold and clear the site. We complete most pitched roof replacements in Ealing within 5–7 working days. Furthermore, like-for-like replacements usually fall under permitted development rights and do not need planning permission. Roof Slates Ealing — Natural Slate Installation Specialists Natural slate remains the preferred material for Ealing’s Victorian and Edwardian properties. Homeowners choose it because it offers authenticity, durability, and strong thermal performance. In particular, natural slate increases kerb appeal and resale value, especially in conservation areas. It also resists fire naturally and supports sustainable building choices. Available varieties include Welsh Blue/Grey, Spanish Blue-Black, and Brazilian Green. We source slate from approved suppliers and match existing materials for partial replacements. Consequently, we deliver a seamless finish on heritage and listed properties. Roof slates Ealing — typical costs (2026): Property Type Approx. Roof Area Natural Slate Cost 2-bed terraced 40–55 m² £5,500–£8,000 3-bed semi-detached 55–75 m² £7,000–£11,500 4-bed detached 75–110 m² £9,500–£15,000+ These prices include scaffolding, labour, materials, underlay, battens, ridge work, and waste removal. Roof Tiling Ealing — Clay & Concrete Tile Installation Concrete and clay roof tiles deliver excellent performance and value for many Ealing properties. Feature Concrete Tiles Clay Tiles Lifespan 40–60 years 60–100 years Cost (installed) £70–£100/m² £80–£120/m² Appearance Modern, uniform Traditional, varied texture Weight Heavier — may need rafter check Lighter than concrete Best for Post-war semis, new builds Victorian terraces, period homes During your free roof survey, our team will advise on the right tile profile, colour, and system for your specific property. New Roof Costs in Ealing 2026 — Full Pricing Guide Typical Installed Prices Ealing sits in West London — one of the UK’s highest-cost areas for skilled trades. Typical roofer day rates in W5 and surrounding postcodes run £200–£250 per person per day. The table below shows true 2026 installed costs: Property Approx. Roof Size Concrete Tiles Natural Slate Clay Tiles 1-bed / 2-bed terraced 35–55 m² £4,500–£6,500 £5,500–£8,000 £5,000–£7,500 3-bed semi-detached 55–75 m² £5,500–£8,500 £7,000–£11,500 £6,500–£10,000 4-bed detached 75–110 m² £7,500–£11,000 £9,500–£15,000+ £8,500–£13,000 What Is Included Every quoted price covers full scaffolding, complete strip-out and disposal, new breathable underlay, treated battens, the chosen covering, ridge and valley work, lead flashing, and final site clearance. Factors That Can Increase Cost Complex roof shapes such as hips, valleys, or dormers usually add 15–25%. In addition, rotten rafters, chimney repairs, Velux windows, or a full fascia and guttering upgrade will raise the final figure. However, we always provide a written, itemised quote before any work begins, so you face no hidden costs. How Much Is a New Roof on a 4-Bed Detached House? A new roof on a 4-bed detached house in Ealing typically costs £7,500–£15,000, depending on roof size, pitch, and material: Most 4-bed detached properties in W5 or W13 have a roof area of 75–110 m². When the roof includes hips, dormers, or multiple chimneys, the price moves toward the upper end of the range. For this reason, we always carry out a free survey and issue a written quote before any work starts. Roof Surveys Ealing — Know Exactly What You’re Dealing With Before any new roof installation we carry out a free, thorough roof survey. We inspect the roof from ground and scaffold level, examine the loft for rafter condition, insulation and ventilation, and check ridges, hips, valleys and flashings. For high or complex roofs we also use drones or binoculars. Afterwards, we send you a written report with clear findings and an honest recommendation. Whether you need a full replacement, a partial re-roof, or a targeted repair, we never oversell work you do not need. How Do I Find a Trustworthy Roofer Near Me? Finding a reliable roofer in Ealing is one of the most common concerns homeowners raise. Below is a practical checklist that helps you avoid problems. Step-by-Step Vetting Process First, check whether the company appears on Checkatrade or TrustMark. Next, read recent Google reviews and look at the dates rather than just the overall score. You should also request proof of Public Liability Insurance and confirm the company appears on Companies House. In addition, always obtain at least three written, itemised quotes. Never accept a verbal price. Legitimate companies do not cold-call or demand full cash payment upfront. Finally, make sure they have a verifiable business address and a professional email domain. What Should I Look for When Hiring