Tiling in Stirling & Central Scotland

Concrete and clay tile re-roofs on the interwar and post-war housing stock right across Central Scotland, interlocking, plain and pantile.

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What a tiling job covers

Concrete interlocking tiles cover most Stirlingshire housing built between 1930 and 1980, they’re durable, repairable and a fraction of the per-m² cost of slate. Clay tiles still earn their place on Edwardian and Georgian property where the original detail matters. We re-roof in both, and we know the tile profiles every local merchant carries.

Full scaffold and edge protection

Sarking and rafter inspection from the loft

Lead soakers, valleys and ridge detail

Tile match to existing where partial work

Strip of existing tile, careful salvage where merchantable

Breather membrane, treated batten gauged to tile

Mortar or dry-fix ridge and hip system

What contributes to the cost of tiling

Below is our price guide

An online quote calculator might suggest something in the region of

around

£80

On a typical three-bed semi that’s well into four figures once scaffold and lead detail are included. Real cost depends on tile choice, profile match, roof complexity and access — and on the firm doing the work. Bigger national outfits build heavier overhead into every quote; a small directly-employed local team like ours can usually be more competitive without being too small for the job.

What moves the cost

Tile choice. Clay roughly twice the rate of standard concrete interlocking.

Profile match. Discontinued tile profiles add sourcing time.

Roof complexity. Hips, valleys and dormers add cutting and lead.

Sarking condition. Older felt sarking often needs upgrading to membrane.

Access. End-of-terrace and detached add scaffold.

Every job is different, get a free survey-based quote.

Four steps from first call to finished work

1. Call or message

Phone, WhatsApp, or send us a few details. Reply within four working hours.

2. Free on-site survey

We come to you, scope the job, photograph the roof, talk through options.

3. Written quote, usually within 2 working days

Detailed line-item quote covering the agreed scope; any variations are agreed in writing before work proceeds

4. Work scheduled and done

Booked into the diary, stripped, completed and tidied. We invoice once.

Common issues we see

The faults we deal with week-in, week-out across Central Scotland.

Cracked nibs on 1960s concrete tiles

Failed mortar bedding on ridges and hips

Rusted nail fixings causing slip

Perished underlay tearing at the eaves

Tile delamination on freeze-thaw exposed elevations

The areas we cover

Stirlingshire, Clackmannanshire, Falkirk and West Lothian as standard, with travel into Edinburgh, Glasgow, Fife and Perth & Kinross for larger jobs.

Other Services We Provide

Take a look at our other services below

Other trades we cover under the same roof

Roofing is the backbone of the business, but we also handle the exterior work that protects it. One main point of contact, one invoice, and written workmanship cover for qualifying work.

Roofing FAQs

The questions we get asked most often on the survey doorstep.

How long does a concrete tile roof last?

Modern concrete interlocking tiles run 50–70 years. The fixings and underlay usually need attention before the tile itself fails.

Almost always, we know the discontinued profiles every local merchant carries reclaimed. We bring samples to survey.

Is clay worth the extra cost?

On Edwardian or Georgian property where the original detail matters, yes. On 1970s housing, concrete is the sensible spec.

Yes, single elevation re-roofs are common on detached property where one slope’s gone before the others.

Need tiling in Central Scotland?

Free survey, written quote usually within 2 working days, covering the agreed scope. Stirlingshire, Clackmannanshire, Falkirk and West Lothian.