“Professional, reliable and reasonably priced”
“The team turned up when they said they would, explained everything clearly and completed the work to a really high standard. Everything was left clean and tidy afterwards and the roof looks fantastic.”
New roofs · Central Scotland
New & Replacement Roofs
OnPoint RoofCare provides new roofs across Lanarkshire, Glasgow and Central Scotland, with careful roof checks, suitable materials and a clear explanation of the work before booking.
- Repair considered before replacement
- Written quote before you decide
- Roof photographs welcome
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Current homeowner offer
Free Full-Property Guttering With Every Complete New Roof
Your complete new-roof quote includes standard black uPVC guttering and matching downpipes for the full property at no additional charge.
Included free
Free Guttering and Downpipes With a Complete New Roof
Standard black uPVC guttering and matching downpipes are included with every complete new roof.
- Standard black uPVC guttering for the full property
- Matching black uPVC downpipes are included
- Included at no additional charge with a complete new roof
The offer applies to completed full new-roof work and the agreed property elevations. It cannot be combined with another promotion.
New roofs gallery
Recent New Roof Work by OnPoint RoofCare
These genuine OnPoint RoofCare photographs show completed tiled and slate roofs on different Scottish property types. Locations are not stated unless they have been confirmed.
Grey tiled roof and roof windowGenuine completed roofing work supplied by OnPoint RoofCare.
Traditional slate roofGenuine completed roofing work supplied by OnPoint RoofCare.
Semi-detached tiled roofGenuine completed roofing work supplied by OnPoint RoofCare.
Dormer and rooflight detailsGenuine completed roofing work supplied by OnPoint RoofCare.
Slate and chimney leadworkGenuine completed roofing work supplied by OnPoint RoofCare.
Bungalow and extension roofGenuine completed roofing work supplied by OnPoint RoofCare.
OnPoint on site
See Our Roofing Work in Action
Watch short videos from recent roofing jobs, including roofline work, a full re-roof, leadwork and timber preparation.
Recent project update · Giffnock
A full re-roof, shown in progress.
Take a look at OnPoint RoofCare on site in Giffnock. This short video shows the project underway, giving you a closer look at the work behind a new roof.
Planning a new roof?
Tell us about your property and get a clear written quote before you decide.
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Cast Iron Gutter & Roofline Replacement
Lenzie
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Full Housing Estate Re-Roof & Flat Roofs
Fort William
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Lead Valley & Roof Light Replacement
Cathcart
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Roof Strip-Down & Timber Rafter Prep
On site
Real work by OnPoint RoofCare · Tap any video to play with sound
Clear cover, in writing
A written warranty for your new roof
Your completed certificate records the property, work, completion date and applicable warranty. Read the sample terms below.
Complete tiled & slate roofs
For complete new tiled and slate roof installations. Covers qualifying workmanship defects under the certificate terms.
uPVC exterior installations
For qualifying fascia, soffit, gutter, downpipe, bargeboard and cladding installations. The warranty period is agreed for the work.
Sample blank certificates. Cover is subject to the stated terms, including exclusions for storm damage, severe weather and other listed causes. We confirm any applicable cover with your quote.
New roofs explained
Complete new roofs and roof replacements in Motherwell
OnPoint RoofCare provides new and replacement roofs for homes across Motherwell and Central Scotland. A full replacement covers more than the visible slate or tile: the roof layers, ventilation, battens, flashings, ridges, valleys and edges all need to work together.
Suitable roof and property types
Slate roof replacement Tiled pitched roofs Bungalows and family homes Older roofs with repeated failuresProblems to look for
Signs You May Need a New or Replacement Roof
You do not need to know the roofing term. Start with the sign you can see and tell us when it appeared.
Widespread Tile Damage
Broken, loose or heavily weathered roof tiles across several slopes may point to wider covering failure.
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Uneven or Sagging Roofline
A dip or change in the ridge or roof slope should be checked before a new covering is planned.
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Repeated Roof Repairs
Leaks returning in different places and several old patches can mean the wider covering is deteriorating.
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Deteriorated Roofing Underlay
Torn or brittle underlay may no longer provide a secondary barrier when rain gets below slates or tiles.
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Damp Roof Timbers in the Loft
Wet insulation, stained rafters or musty loft timbers can indicate more than one roof problem.
Send a photo of this problem →Can You See One of These Roofing Problems?Send us a photograph of the damaged area. We can review what you have noticed and arrange a roof check if needed.
What is included
What Is Included in a Complete Roof Replacement
We confirm the recommended work after checking the roof, access and surrounding details.
- 01Removing the existing roof covering in controlled sections
- 02Checking accessible rafters, roof timbers, sarking and the roof deck
- 03Installing suitable breathable waterproof covering, battens and ventilation details
- 04Laying the agreed natural slate, fibre-cement slate, clay tile or concrete tile covering
- 05Finishing ridges, hips, valleys, verges, lead flashing and roofline joins
Before we quote
What We Check Before Installing a New Roof
We check the part that looks damaged and the nearby roof details that may be causing or worsening the problem.
01Rafters and Roof Structure
Accessible rafters, trusses and other roof timbers are checked for movement, moisture damage and areas needing closer investigation.
02Sarking, Roof Deck and Underlay
The supporting boards and secondary waterproof layer must be suitable before the new covering is fitted.
03Roof Ventilation
Eaves, ridge or tile-vent details are considered so moisture is not trapped within the roof build-up.
04Chimneys, Valleys and Roof Windows
Lead flashing, valleys, roof windows, verges and gutters all affect the replacement plan.
Roofing knowledge
Roof Structure and Installation Layers
A new roof is a complete system, not just a fresh layer of tiles. Rafters, sarking or decking, breathable waterproof covering, battens, ventilation and the outer covering each have a job.
- Roof timbers support the roof load
- Deck or sarking provides the working base
- Breathable waterproof covering forms a secondary weather barrier
- Treated battens support and space the covering
- Slates or tiles shed rainwater
- Ridges, valleys, flashings and edges seal the joins
Helpful roofing guides
Learn More Before You Request a Quote
These guides explain the common warning signs, choices and questions linked to this service.
Specialist services
More Help for This Type of Roof
Choose the option that best matches the material or roof problem you can see. Each page explains the warning signs, checks and next steps.
Local new roofs service
New and Replacement Roofs Across Motherwell
We cover Motherwell, Hamilton, Wishaw, Bellshill, Airdrie, Coatbridge, East Kilbride, Glasgow and nearby areas. Send your postcode and we will confirm coverage.
View all areas covered →Tell us the problem
Describe the roof and send a safe photo if possible.
Arrange a roof check
We look at the fault, nearby details and access.
Get your quote
The recommended work is set out clearly.
Areas we cover
New & Replacement Roofs Areas Across Central Scotland
Choose your town for service-specific information. If your postcode is nearby but not listed, send it with your enquiry so coverage can be confirmed.
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New roofs FAQs
New Roof Questions and Answers
These answers explain common questions before you request a quote.
Can you see a roofing problem?● Send us a photo
How do I know if I need a new roof?+
Repeated leaks, widespread slate or tile failure, deteriorated underlay and extensive timber damage can all point towards replacement. The roof needs inspected before that recommendation is made.
Can an old roof still be repaired?+
Often, yes. A local repair may remain sensible when the problem is isolated and the surrounding covering is sound. Replacement becomes more relevant when faults are widespread or keep returning.
Can existing natural slates be reused?+
Sound natural slates may sometimes be carefully salvaged and reused. Their condition, size, thickness and the quantity available must be checked first.
What is included in a complete roof replacement?+
The agreed work may include stripping the covering, checking the roof deck and timbers, fitting waterproof covering and battens, installing ventilation, laying the new covering and completing ridges, valleys, verges and flashing.
How long does a new roof take to install?+
The timescale depends on the roof size, access, weather, materials and any damage found after stripping. A realistic programme can be discussed after the roof has been assessed.
Will a new roof require scaffolding?+
Most full pitched-roof replacements need suitable scaffolding or another planned access system. The exact arrangement depends on the property and surrounding ground.
Which roofing material should I choose?+
Natural slate, fibre-cement slate, clay tile and concrete tile each have different weight, appearance, pitch and fixing requirements. The choice should suit the property and roof structure.
What affects the price of a replacement roof?+
Roof size, pitch, access, scaffolding, chosen covering, roof details, ventilation and the condition of the deck or timbers can all affect the quote.