Slate and tile roof repairs
Slipped, cracked or missing slates and tiles, loose ridge tiles and worn mortar, repaired to match the roof you already have.

Leak coming through the ceiling? Slates on the lawn after a storm? Tell us what's happening and we'll get a vetted local roofer in touch with you as soon as possible.
Tell us what's wrong and a local roofer will be in touch as soon as possible.
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Local roofers only
Your enquiry goes to an established roofer who works in Exeter and knows its houses, not a national call centre.
Vetted before we work with them
We check the roofers we work with for a solid local reputation and quality of work before passing on a single enquiry.
Free, no-obligation quotes
Enquiring costs you nothing, and you're under no obligation to accept the quote.
One roofer, not five
We don't sell your details to a list of firms. One local roofer gets in touch, so your phone doesn't ring off the hook.
A roof problem rarely waits for a good moment. A damp patch spreads across the bedroom ceiling, a gust lifts a row of slates, or the flat roof over the extension starts to pool water. Whatever's gone wrong, the sooner a roofer looks at it, the smaller the repair usually is. Roof Repairs Exeter makes that first step simple. Tell us what's happening using the form, add a photo if you can, and we'll pass your request to an established local roofer who covers your part of Exeter. They'll contact you to talk it through, arrange a visit and give you a clear quote for the work.
We focus on repairs: the leaks, slipped slates, cracked ridge tiles, failing flat roofs and storm damage that make up most of what goes wrong on Exeter homes. If the roofer finds the roof needs more than a repair, they'll explain why and what your options are, so you can decide without pressure.

Slipped, cracked or missing slates and tiles, loose ridge tiles and worn mortar, repaired to match the roof you already have.
Felt, rubber (EPDM) and fibreglass roofs on extensions, garages and dormers, patched or repaired where they've split, blistered or started to pool.
Finding where the water's actually getting in, whether that's flashing, a chimney, a valley or a damaged slate, and fixing the cause.
Storm damage and active leaks made safe quickly, with a proper repair to follow once the weather allows.
Fill in the short form with your postcode, the problem and how urgent it is. A photo helps the roofer understand the job before they arrive.
We pass your request to an established roofer covering your area. They'll contact you as soon as possible to ask any questions and arrange a visit.
The roofer inspects the roof and quotes for the work. You decide whether to go ahead. There's no charge for enquiring and no obligation to accept.
Exeter's roofs are as varied as its streets. The city has twenty conservation areas, from Topsham and Heavitree to St Leonard's, Southernhay and St David's, where period terraces and villas sit alongside post-war estates and newer developments on the edges of the city. Each type of roof brings its own common problems, and a roofer who works here regularly will have seen most of them.
If your home is in one of those conservation areas, the materials matter. Exeter City Council advises against replacing original roof coverings with different materials in its conservation areas, and some roof work there can need planning permission. A good local roofer will match natural slate with natural slate where it's needed, and tell you before starting if a job is likely to need the council's approval.
Devon weather adds its own pressure. Wind-driven rain finds the weak spots in flashing, ridge mortar and slipped slates, and the run of storms most winters is when many leaks first show up. That's also why searches for roofers in Exeter peak in January and February. If you can, getting small faults fixed in the autumn avoids a bigger repair in the middle of winter.

| Job | Typical cost |
|---|---|
| Replace slipped or broken tiles (5–10 tiles) | £150–£350 |
| Minor roof leak repair | £150–£400 |
| Major roof leak repair | £400–£1,200+ |
| Ridge tile repair or repointing | £200–£550 |
| Flat roof patch repair (felt or EPDM) | £200–£700 |
| Chimney flashing repair | £300–£800 |
| Emergency call-out | £150–£300 plus repairs |
Indicative UK price ranges published by MyJobQuote (updated October 2026). Prices in the South West can differ from the UK average. Your roofer will give you a fixed quote after inspecting the roof; these figures are a guide only.
We cover Exeter and its suburbs, including Topsham, Heavitree and St Thomas, along with the nearby towns of Tiverton, Honiton and Cullompton. If you're nearby and not sure whether you're covered, send your postcode through the form and we'll let you know.
It depends on the job. As a guide, MyJobQuote's October 2026 UK figures put replacing a handful of slipped tiles at around £150–£350, a minor leak repair at £150–£400, and a flat roof patch repair at £200–£700. Bigger jobs, like a sagging roof section, can run into thousands. Your roofer will give you a fixed quote after inspecting the roof.
It depends on the job and the time of year. Urgent jobs, like active leaks and storm damage, are prioritised, and the roofer will aim to get to you as quickly as possible. Non-urgent repairs are booked at a time that suits you. Winter storms are the busiest time, so getting small faults fixed in the autumn helps.
Yes. Enquiring is free and the roofer's quote is free, with no obligation to accept it.
We pass your enquiry to an established local roofer covering your area. They'll contact you, usually by phone, to ask a few questions and arrange a visit. After inspecting the roof, they'll give you a quote, and you decide whether to go ahead.
Many policies cover sudden damage, such as storm damage, but not wear and tear. Check your own policy. If you're claiming, take photos, keep receipts and tell your insurer early. Most insurers expect you to stop further damage, which is what an emergency make-safe repair does.
Most problems can be repaired. A roof usually needs replacing only when damage is widespread, the timbers underneath have failed, or the covering has reached the end of its life. The roofer will explain what they find and why, so you can decide.
Exeter and its suburbs, plus Tiverton, Honiton and Cullompton. If you're nearby, send your postcode through the form and we'll let you know.
An established, independent local roofer who we've vetted for a solid reputation and quality of work. They quote, carry out the work and are responsible for it.
Don't let a small leak turn into a ceiling repair. Tell us what's wrong now and a local roofer will be in touch.