Roofers in
Passage East.
Roofers for Passage East: leaks, ageing slopes, flat roofs and storm damage get a free survey, then a fixed written price you can rely on.
What weather does to Passage East roofs.
Passage East is a small village on the Suir estuary, with the water on its doorstep. A roof there gets wind from the estuary and the damp that comes with it, and the village is small enough that most jobs involve an older building that has been looked after, or not, for generations.
Much of the housing is older, in slate, stone or rendered walls with chimneys at the gables. Some houses are protected or are old enough that the roof has been mended in several different materials over the years. Rendered chimneys take on water, and old lead has often been replaced with sealant, which does not last.
Newer houses on the edge of the village have concrete tiles and are more ordinary. Say which you have when you send the form, because the approach for a hundred-year-old slate roof is not the same.
Problems we meet most.
- Old slate roofs patched in mixed materials.
- Rendered chimneys soaking up rain.
- Sealant used where lead should be.
- Damp timber under a roof that rarely dries.
Older roofs get the chimneys and lead first, then a look at the timber from inside. On any roof that has been patched, we trace the earlier work to see what it covered up.
No work begins until the price is written down, and the survey behind it is free. The 2026 guide figures are on the roof prices page.
Roof work we do in Passage East.
Roof Repairs
Water through the ceiling or slates on the lawn. We trace the entry point and mend that, rather than covering up the mark.
Roof Replacement
Once patching has stopped working, the covering is stripped and a new slate or tile roof laid, with the Lifetime Leak Guarantee.
Flat Roofs
Flat roofs over extensions, garages and dormers, re-covered in EPDM or GRP and set to a fall so the rain drains away.
Emergency Roof Repair
A storm has done damage or rain is coming in. The gap is closed first and the permanent fix follows in drier weather.
Re-felting & Battening
Underlay and battens fail ahead of the slates above them. We renew both and refit your own slates.
Lead Flashing & Chimneys
Lead renewed at every junction of roof and wall or stack, and chimneys repaired so they no longer soak up the rain.
Roof Inspections
A written report with photographs, from the slope and the attic, setting out what the roof needs and what it can do without.
Commercial Roofing
Shop, office, unit and yard roofs that are flat or low in pitch, kept watertight without halting the working week.
Asked about roofing in Passage East.
Can you survey a roof in Passage East?
We do. Our work spans the city and the county, Passage East included. The form on this page starts the process.
What is the ballpark price for a roof repair in Passage East?
Guide figures for 2026: €400 to €2,500 plus VAT for a leak, and €800 to €3,500 for chimney work. A survey narrows that to one price.
What does re-roofing a house in Passage East cost?
Guide figures for 2026 are €8,000 to €18,000 plus VAT for concrete tile and €12,000 to €28,000 or more for slate. House size, roof pitch and the condition of the timber move it. Full replacement also earns the Lifetime Leak Guarantee.
Can you help after storm damage in Passage East?
Yes. Where water is coming in or the wind has caused damage in Passage East, send the form and say it is urgent. The water is stopped first, the permanent repair comes after.
Patch it or replace it: what suits a house in Passage East?
It turns on what lies underneath. Sound battens with a few bad slates can be repaired. Rotten battens and perished felt cannot, and patching only delays things. You are told which in writing and the decision is yours.
Is the roof survey in Passage East free?
No. The survey and the written price are free. A formal inspection report for an insurer or a sale is a separate job, priced when you book it.
Get your roof
looked at.
Where in Passage East are you, and what is the roof doing? The survey is booked from your answer.