Roofers
tagdækker (roofer)
Denmark · CVR register · you contact the firm
Find a tradesperson
in Denmark
The Danish catalogue lists 150 businesses in 18 cities. These English pages repeat a short set of city and trade lists. The count, the names and the phone numbers match the Danish page. The profile itself stays in Danish.
150businesses in the catalogue
18cities in Denmark
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Lists
Same firms as the Danish pages
Each list says where the names come from. Most businesses reply in Danish. The guide next to the trade is the contact method: words, a message you can forward, and what to check.
Plumbers
VVS (plumbing, heating and sanitation)
Electricians
elektriker (electrician)
Painters
maler (painter)
Locksmiths and doors
låsesmed og døre (locksmith and doors)
Builders
byg og renovering (building and renovation)
Gardeners
have og anlæg (garden and landscaping)
Cleaners
rengøring (cleaning)
Guides
Written for residents who do not read Danish easily
By trade
Roofers
How to talk to a roofer in Denmark
Danish words for roof work, a message you can forward, and what to ask about scaffolding and asbestos.
PlumbersHow to contact a plumber in Denmark
What autoriseret VVS means, a Danish message for a leak, and how to check the authorisation register.
ElectriciansHow to hire an electrician in Denmark
Fixed installations need an authorised firm. Danish words, a message, and where to check the authorisation.
PaintersHow to book a painter in Denmark
What a Danish painting quote usually forgets to list, and a message that asks for filling, masking and VAT.
LocksmithsLocked out in Denmark: what to say
The Danish lists mix locksmiths and door firms. A message for a lockout, and what a tenant should not change alone.
BuildersHow to brief a builder in Denmark
Byg covers renovation, not one licence. How to ask for a written quote, and when AB 18 actually applies.
GardenersHow to hire a gardener in Denmark
Havearbejde, haulage and the service deduction. A message that says what should be taken away.
CleanersHow to book a cleaner in Denmark
Rengøring, keys, and the invoice line the service deduction actually follows.
Living in Denmark
Phone
How to call a tradesperson in Denmark
What people say when they pick up, and the few Danish sentences that get you to a written quote.
MessagesDanish messages you can forward
Four short texts: a quote, a leak, a lockout, and a request to use email.
CVRHow to look up a Danish CVR number
CVR is the business register number. Where to look, and what a match does not prove.
AuthorisationHow to check an electrician or a plumber’s authorisation
Sikkerhedsstyrelsen keeps the register for fixed electrical and plumbing work. What to ask for, and which jobs need it.
RentingWho pays for repairs in a Danish rental
Landlord, tenant, and the lease line called indvendig vedligeholdelse. Where a rent dispute goes.
QuotesWhat to put in a written quote in Denmark
Labour, materials, VAT, scaffolding and the drive. The lines that make two quotes comparable.
TaxServicefradrag and the green deduction in 2026
The ceilings this catalogue recorded on 18 September 2026, what they apply to, and where to confirm them.
PayingInvoices, VAT and how to pay a Danish firm
What a faktura should show, and why the CVR on the invoice has to match the firm you called.
DisputesWhen the work goes wrong
Write first, then the consumer complaints route. AB 18 jobs may be on a different track.
InsuranceHome insurance before the repair starts
Report water and storm damage to the insurer before a firm opens the wall, when the policy asks for that.