Full Re-Roofing

When repairs stop making sense

Every roof reaches a point where patching costs more than it saves. Signs include tiles that crumble when walked on, steel sheets rusting through at laps and fixings, sagging rooflines and leaks that return in new places after each repair. At that stage a full re-roof is usually the more economical choice over the next twenty years.

What a re-roof includes

A re-roof is more than new tiles or sheets. We strip back to the frame, which gives us a rare chance to check and fix what sits underneath:

• Rotten or undersized battens are replaced.
• Sagging rafters are packed or straightened.
• New sarking goes down to manage condensation and stop dust.
• Insulation blankets can be added under metal roofing.
• Ventilation is improved to vent hot air from the roof space.

Choosing your new roof

Many Canberra owners replace concrete tiles with Colorbond steel because it is lighter, quicker to install and suits bushfire-prone blocks. Others prefer to keep a tiled look, particularly on older streets. We will show you samples, explain the weight and cost differences and help you pick a colour that works with your brickwork, gutters and fascia.

Working around your home

A five-person crew lets us strip and re-cover quickly. We plan each day around the forecast and never leave a section open overnight. Skip bins, scaffolding and deliveries are coordinated with you so driveways stay usable where possible.

At handover we clean gutters, run a magnet over garden beds for stray screws and provide warranty documents for both workmanship and materials.