Re-Roofing
Regularly checking your roof is the best way to make sure your roof is doing its job. It’s the first line of defence against the weather, so you’ll want to make sure it’s in top condition and that you can identify any problems early before they start to cause damage. You can check your roof yourself fairly easily, but if you’re not sure, you can get one of our team to come out and give you a free assessment.
To check your roof, first inspect from the road or any vantage point that gives you a good view. For other options on accessing your roof, go to WorkSafe for guidelines on working at heights.
Falls from roofs and ladders are extremely common. Before you get on your roof please ensure you follow the WorkSafe guidelines around working at heights. Guidelines can be found here.
Check that your roof can be safely walked on. Some roof materials cannot support the weight of a person or can be damaged when walked on, so wear soft-soled shoes with good grip.
Stains or discolouration on the roof
Roof looks uneven
Peeling or chalking paint
Mould or mildew growing on the roof
Horizontal overlapping for longrun
Dislodged, cracked, broken, dented or damaged tiles
Ponding or pooling water on flat sections (particularly for carports, garages, gables or eaves)
Loose or missing nails or screws
Rust or damage, particularly around the flashings and fixings
Lifting or dislodged flashings
Overhanging branches and leaves or other debris leading to either mildew and lichen growth or scratches and roof damage
Loose roofing sheets or tiles
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