There are factors to consider in roof replacement, whether you’re doing it for cosmetic reasons or to address a roofing problem. Can you give me an estimate for a new roof?  Do you know where I might locate a reputable roofing company? Let’s find out how to estimate and determine the cost of replacing a roof in Melbourne.

The cost of roof replacement depends on various factors, including the size, kind, and amount of damage to the roof. The size of the structure, the roof’s pitch and slope, the roof’s height, how easy or difficult it is to reach the roof, and many other elements all contribute to the final price tag for a new roof. 

In terms of cost, roofing installation may run anywhere from $60 to $150 per square metre, with corrugated iron being one of the more inexpensive options. Asphalt and clay tiles are good alternatives if you’re looking for more affordable roofing material. Assuming a new home in Australia is around 190 square metres in size, the cost to replace its roof using appropriate materials would be around $12,000. Most of your reroofing budget will go into the roofing material you pick. Tiles made of concrete are the cheapest option, followed by steel and clay/stone options at the higher end of the price spectrum. A roof replacement’s price tag might vary widely depending on your selected material. On average, some roofing materials can cost as little as $40 per square metre to as much as $500 per square metre. A reliable pricing range may be determined by comparing estimates from at least three or four licenced roofers. The cost of hiring a roof inspector ranges from $100 to $300, and it may be helpful if you’re on the fence about whether or not you need the service.