Roofing - Limerick
Need a roofer in Limerick? The contractors below publish clear service pages for roof repairs, new roofs, flat roofs and emergency call-outs, with real phone numbers and evidence of completed work. Each listing was reviewed against the contractor's official website before being added to the shortlist.
For anything beyond a minor repair, contact at least two roofers for a written quote. It should state the scope of work, materials, access arrangements, warranty terms and whether the price includes VAT.
Shortlist
Reviewed against each business's official website. Last reviewed 6 August 2026. Featured listings are paid placements.
Family-run Limerick roofing company led by Jim Doherty, handling roof repairs, full replacements and emergency callouts for homeowners across Limerick, Clare and Tipperary.
Family-run roofing and attic conversion contractor based in Garryowen, Limerick, working on new roofs, repairs and flat roofs for homes and commercial premises across Limerick and the surrounding area.
Family-run Limerick City roofing and property maintenance business with 25 years of experience, specialising in flat roofing and torch-on felt systems and covering Limerick, Clare, Tipperary and Cork.
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FAQ
Several contractors on this list advertise emergency call-outs. Phone rather than email for urgent leaks, describe the damage clearly, and ask for a temporary weatherproofing option if a full repair needs to wait.
A written scope of work, the materials and their brands, access or scaffolding costs, debris removal, warranty terms for workmanship and materials, VAT treatment and a payment schedule tied to progress.
Isolated slipped tiles or a small leak can usually be repaired. Widespread sagging, repeated leaks or a roof near the end of its lifespan may make replacement more economical. Ask contractors to price both options where realistic.
