When the roof is leaking or has been damaged by a storm, we first stop the water with a temporary cover and then carry out a permanent repair of the damaged area.
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In an emergency, the order is: safety, limiting the damage, and only then the permanent repair. We cover the hole, divert the water and find exactly where it is getting in – the stain on the ceiling is often metres away from the damage.
We carry out the permanent repair – replacing broken roof tiles or metal sheeting, restoring flashings and membrane – when the weather allows. We photograph the damage and describe the work done, which helps if you are making an insurance claim.
Technical detail: the water's path
Water under the covering runs along the membrane, battens and rafters before it drips, so the stain in the room is often metres down the slope from the hole. The temporary cover goes over the damage and upslope of it, not over the stain.
The most common situations people call us about, and how we approach them.
Process
We organise the work around the specifics of the city and the property, planning access, logistics and stages.
The price depends on the type of damage, access to the roof and whether the repair can be done straight away or a temporary cover is needed first.
The final price is confirmed after the roof inspection, when the full extent of the damage can be seen.
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Every completed project receives a warranty certificate. This is what it covers and for how long.
The extended term applies to the installations themselves and to the roofing work. Installed ready-made products — taps, fittings, appliances — carry the manufacturer's warranty.
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Collect the water in containers, move belongings and appliances out of the wet area, and switch off the circuit breaker for that room if the water is near lights or sockets. Photograph the damage and do not climb onto a wet roof yourself.
When you call, we tell you the actual time we can get there. After severe storms there are many call-outs, and we prioritise them by urgency – first where water is getting into the home.
A well-secured temporary cover usually lasts from a few days to a few weeks. It is not a repair, so the permanent repair is carried out as soon as the weather is suitable.
We photograph the damage and describe the work done so that you can give the photos and the description to your insurer. Notify them straight away – they often want to see the damage before the permanent repair.
Yes – we temporarily bond or cover the torn membrane and clear the roof drains so the water can run off. The permanent repair is done in dry weather and on a dry base.
Describe the damage and send photos – that way we arrive with the right materials for the temporary cover.
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