Our Roofing and Exterior Services, Start to Finish

The price depends on your roof size, pitch, material, access and current condition. A single-storey home costs less than a steep double-storey roof that needs scaffolding. We inspect your roof first, then provide a fixed written quote so you know the exact cost upfront.

Yes. In Queensland, roofing work valued over $3,300 requires a QBCC licence, and our team holds the licences this work needs. We include our licence details on every quote, so you can check them on the QBCC website before you sign.

If the structure is sound and the damage is surface-level, restoration usually gives the best value. However, widespread rust, rotten battens or failing sheets can make replacement the smarter choice. After our inspection, we give you an honest recommendation based on your roof's condition.

A quality restoration in Brisbane typically lasts 10 to 15 years. The exact lifespan depends on your roof material, sun exposure and the products used. A regular clean and an inspection every year or two help your restored roof stay in good shape for longer.

Most roof restorations take three to five days, while smaller jobs such as repairs or repointing often finish in one or two. Roof size, access and weather affect the timeline, so we give you a schedule with your quote and update you if anything changes.

We watch the forecast closely and plan each stage around dry weather. If rain arrives unexpectedly, we secure your roof before we leave, so no open areas let water inside. Coatings only go on dry surfaces, which protects the finish and your warranty.

Yes. Every job includes a written workmanship warranty, and the coatings we apply also carry a manufacturer's product warranty. We explain the length and terms of both before work begins, so you know exactly what is covered and how to make a claim if needed.

Yes. Our team works around solar panels on every roof type. Where panels block access to damaged areas, we arrange safe removal and reinstallation with a licensed electrician, so your system goes back up without problems once the roof work is complete.

Look for cracked or slipped tiles, rust spots, faded paint, moss growth or crumbling ridge pointing. Inside, water stains on ceilings often point to a leak. If you notice any of these signs, book an inspection early, because small faults cost far less to fix.

In most cases, no. Councils in the Brisbane area generally treat roof restoration as maintenance, so it rarely needs approval. Heritage-listed homes or colour changes in some estates may face extra rules. Check your property's restrictions first, and we can guide you.