Licensed RooferTownsville

A localised leak, loose fasteners or one damaged flashing may be repairable. Widespread corrosion, repeated leaks, brittle materials or deterioration across several roof areas can make replacement better value. We inspect the roof condition and explain the practical options before recommending a scope.

Yes. Water can travel along sheets, battens and roof junctions before it appears inside, so the ceiling stain is not always directly below the entry point. We inspect likely sources such as fasteners, penetrations, valleys, cappings and roof-to-wall flashings.

Tile-to-metal conversion may be suitable for some homes. The existing roof, framing, battens, tie-down requirements, roof geometry and wind classification all need to be considered before the replacement scope is confirmed.

Timing depends on the roof size, pitch, access, weather, material availability and any repairs discovered after the old covering is removed. We explain the expected work sequence and likely programme after inspecting the property.

Yes, where gutter replacement forms part of the agreed scope. Coordinating the roof edge, fascia, gutter fall, outlets and downpipes can create a cleaner result and a more complete rainwater path.

Look for visible corrosion, loose or missing fixings, damaged cappings, blocked gutters, deteriorated sealant and overhanging branches. Do not climb onto a roof unless you are trained and equipped to do so; arrange a professional assessment where closer inspection is needed.