Roof Types

Colorbond Roofing

The pre-painted steel roof that suits most Sydney homes when it is installed properly.

Metal Roofing

From corrugated iron to modern profiles, metal roofing done right sheds water and lasts.

Tile Roofing

Tiled roofs are common across Sydney and last for decades when the bedding and pointing are maintained.

Concrete Tile Roofing

Concrete tiles are tough and affordable, and a clean and recoat can make a tired roof look new.

Terracotta Roofing

Fired-clay tiles hold their colour for a lifetime, so the mortar and glaze are usually what need attention.

Slate Roofing

Natural slate can last a century, but its fixings and flashings rarely do without attention.

Zinc Roofing

A premium architectural metal that develops a self-protecting patina and lasts for generations.

Copper Roofing

The longest-lived roofing metal, prized for its patina and used on landmark and feature roofs.

Standing Seam Roofing

Concealed-fix panels with raised seams for a clean, screwless roof that suits low pitches.

Skillion Roofing

A single sloping plane that looks modern and works well when the fall and drainage are right.

Flat Roofing

There is no such thing as a truly flat roof that works: the trick is the fall and the membrane.

Heritage Roofing

Sympathetic restoration of period roofs using the right materials and traditional methods.