SCOPE PLANNING FOR ROOFERS

Make the roof-work
scope easier to understand.

Use a clear roof-work brief to distinguish repair, replacement and roof alterations within a loft project. The scope should explain the roof, access and interfaces with the rest of the build, not rely on a general loft price.

A clearer project brief

Project scope
Roof work within a wider project

Measurements
Record before estimating

Assumptions
Keep visible

Customer quotation
Prepared by you

Tools for this work

Planning estimates, not contractor quotations

Loft project context

Relevant only where roof alterations form part of a loft or extension project.

Know the limits. The loft calculator does not quote roof repairs or roof replacement, calculate roof materials or replace a survey. This page is a scope checklist, not installation or structural advice.

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Practical guidance

Define the work before preparing your professional quotation.

Describe the roof and the reason for the work

Record the visible condition, approximate extent, existing covering and requested outcome. Identify what needs a professional survey rather than assuming concealed conditions.

Make access and interfaces explicit

Identify access arrangements, protection, waste removal and dependencies on structural or other specialist work. Record who is responsible for each item.

Separate confirmed and provisional work

State the specified covering, inclusions, exclusions and items awaiting inspection. Explain how newly discovered work will be agreed before it is carried out.

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