141 roofers across 17 town pages. Every town page ranks the businesses in it by rating and review count, with featured placements marked.
Buckinghamshire runs from the edge of London to the edge of Northamptonshire, and its roofers follow the same line. The south of the county, around Gerrards Cross, Iver, Burnham and Bourne End, is worked by firms that also cover Slough, Uxbridge and west London. The Chiltern towns of High Wycombe, Amersham, Chesham, Marlow and Great Missenden share a second group of firms. Aylesbury and Buckingham sit in the Vale to the north, and Milton Keynes, with Newport Pagnell and Olney beside it, has the largest number of roofers in the county.
Milton Keynes, High Wycombe and Aylesbury hold most of the businesses listed here. Roofers in all three travel, so a firm based in one town often names half the county, and parts of Bedfordshire, Hertfordshire or Oxfordshire, as its patch. The town on a listing is where the business is based, not the limit of where it works.
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Homeowners across Buckinghamshire can turn to Skilled Roofing Limited, a local domestic roofing company in Aylesbury. It offers online estimates as well as onsite visits. Feedback is plentiful…
View listingA family run firm based in Milton Keynes, D Haynes Roofing is registered in England and Wales as a limited company, number 10928042. It works across Milton Keynes,…
Roofing around Milton Keynes, Bedfordshire, Hertfordshire and Buckinghamshire is what CJB Roofing has done for over 40 years. The work runs from small repairs to complete roof replacement,…
Over 40 years in the trade sit behind Mionlach Roofing & Lead Worx, which works from Berryfields in Aylesbury and serves Wendover, Tring, Thame, Haddenham, Princes Risborough and…
Primefix Roofcare Solutions operates from Linford Wood in Milton Keynes and also works in Northampton, Aylesbury and Banbury. Roof surveys come first for many jobs, followed by repairs…
Newport Pagnell is the base for Pagnell Roofing Ltd, which works across Buckinghamshire, Northamptonshire and Bedfordshire within a 50-mile radius. Michael and the team, with over 17 years…
The work on offer is broad. New roofs, roof repairs and flat roofing are each named by well over half of the roofers whose websites describe their services, and guttering, fascias and soffits are close behind. Leadwork and chimney repairs are named most often by firms in High Wycombe and Milton Keynes. Commercial and industrial roofing is offered mainly by firms in Milton Keynes, High Wycombe and Aylesbury.
Two councils cover the county. Milton Keynes City Council looks after building control in Milton Keynes, Newport Pagnell and Olney, and Buckinghamshire Council covers every other town on this page. That matters when a roof is re-covered, because the work normally needs Building Regulations approval unless the roofer can certify it through a competent person scheme.
Pick your town below. Each town page ranks its roofers by Google rating and the number of reviews, and each listing shows the services the business names on its own website.
Two councils cover the towns on this page. Milton Keynes City Council looks after Milton Keynes, Newport Pagnell and Olney, and Buckinghamshire Council covers every other town listed here. Both run a building control service for work that needs Building Regulations approval, such as re-covering a roof.
Re-covering a roof normally needs Building Regulations approval, and the insulation is usually improved at the same time. A roofer registered with CompetentRoofer or NAPIT can certify the work themselves. Otherwise it goes through the council's building control. Ask your roofer which route they use and keep the certificate.
Scaffolding that stands on the public highway, such as the pavement in front of a terraced house, needs a licence from Buckinghamshire Council, and only a registered scaffolding company can apply. If your roofer brings in a scaffolder, ask who is arranging it before the work is booked.
141 at the last update on 14 October 2026, across 17 town pages. A village with fewer than 3 listed businesses is shown on the page of a town close by, or on a short page of its own.
