6 Top Rated Roofers in Stockton-on-Tees for 2026

The top rated roofers in Stockton-on-Tees in 2026 are GM Roofing & Guttering, Riverside Roofing, K U DESIGNS Ltd, Best Conservatory Roof Conversions, Graham Watkins Roofing Contractor, ranked by reputation.

GM Roofing & Guttering is currently ranked #1 in Stockton-on-Tees, based on its 5.0-star Google rating from 147 reviews.

Rankings are based on a weighted reputation score combining total review count and average star rating.

Start with roofers who have a high Google rating from a large number of reviews and who work on your type of roof. Ask two or three of them for references and a written quote for the same work, check their insurance, and choose the one who explains clearly what needs doing and why.

Warning signs include a roofer who only accepts cash, wants the whole price up front, will not give references, only gives a mobile number or quotes far below everyone else. Get written quotes from at least three roofers, check any scheme or trade body membership with that body, and expect a written quote with a breakdown of the work and materials.

National cost guides put roofers at about £200 to £275 a day, or £30 to £45 an hour, with scaffolding extra where it is needed. Small repairs, such as replacing 5 to 10 broken tiles, typically cost £150 to £350. Prices rise over time, so compare written quotes.

Catch the water in a container, move anything valuable from underneath and do not go onto the roof yourself. If water is near lights or sockets, switch off the electricity at the consumer unit if it is safe to do so, and have a registered electrician check it before you use it again. Then call a roofer and tell your insurer what has happened. National cost guides put an emergency call out at an extra £100 to £300. Prices rise over time, so compare written quotes where you can.

It depends on the cause and your policy. Buildings insurance usually covers damage from a storm, but many policies exclude wear and tear and gradual deterioration, and a claim is unlikely to succeed if the roof was already in a poor state of repair and the storm only highlighted it. Photos of the damage help. If a claim is turned down, complain to the insurer first, and if you are unhappy with its final response, or have not had one within 8 weeks, you can take it to the Financial Ombudsman Service for free within 6 months of the final response.