Ridge capping repointing that keeps the rain out.

Most concrete tile, terracotta and metal roofs can be restored if the structure underneath is sound. We check the battens, tiles and sheets, then tell you straight whether focused repairs, a full roof restoration or a replacement is the right call.

Our roof restorations bring the work into one scope: we assess the roof, clean and prepare the surface, complete the repairs we find, then apply a finish suited to the roof material. Every step is listed in our quote, so you can compare it line by line.

It depends on the surface and the agreed scope. Our quote lists the cleaning, repairs and coating preparation included, because the finish only performs if the work underneath it is right.

It depends on the size and condition of the roof, the repairs needed and the weather. Once the scope is confirmed, we give you the expected sequence for your roof.

We talk you through access, vehicles, outdoor items and anything specific to your site before work starts. Parking and access affect how we carry out the work.

Coating and surface preparation need suitable weather. If rain comes in, we pause and tell you when the next step can go ahead.

Yes. Two-storey and steep roofs need extra safety equipment and setup, and we include that in your quote so there are no surprises.

Size, pitch, material, roof condition and access all shape the work and the quote. Two roofs of a similar size can need very different work once we've assessed them.

We review your details and contact you to talk about your roof. If we need to visit, we arrange a time with you, and your quote follows the assessment.

Yes. A broken tile, a failed ridge joint or a metal-roof fault may only need a focused repair. If the roof needs attention across several areas, we'll talk you through a roof restoration instead.

Start with the cause and the condition rather than the appearance. An isolated fault can be repaired; deterioration across the surface, or ridge joints that have failed, usually points to a roof restoration.

Yes. Replacing damaged tiles and repointing ridge caps is part of our roof restoration and repair work. We identify them during the assessment and list them in the scope, so you can see exactly what's included.

Yes. Roof painting is the final coat of a roof restoration. On its own, paint only hides faults for a season. On a roof that has been cleaned, repaired and primed, the coating seals the surface and brings back the colour.

We set out the warranty and product terms for your roof and finish in our quote, so you can compare them with any other quote you hold.

Most tiled roof restorations cost about $6,500 to $9,500 for a medium home and $9,000 to $13,000 for a larger roof. Metal and Colorbond roof restorations usually sit between $5,000 and $12,000. Your exact price follows a look at your roof's size, pitch and condition.

Yes, if the roof structure is sound. A roof restoration stops leaks, brings back the colour and adds years to a tile or metal roof for far less than re-roofing. If the battens are rotten or most tiles are cracked, we'll tell you a replacement is the better spend.

Usually not. Home insurance generally covers sudden damage, such as a storm cracking tiles, but not the wear and tear a roof restoration fixes. If a storm has damaged your roof, check your policy, and we can quote the repair.

Yes, we're licensed and insured. Our licence is QBCC Licence No. 15404087, and we give you our insurance details with your quote.

We work across the Gold Coast, Brisbane and Logan, and the Tweed and Northern Rivers. Send us your suburb and we'll confirm we cover your property.