Contact Us for a Free Roof Inspection

Call, or send the form

Phone: (02) 9100 0388

If water is coming through a ceiling right now, call rather than sending the form. Say which suburb you are in, where the water is appearing inside, and what you can see from the ground outside. That is enough to work out how urgent it is and what has to come on the first visit. Active leaks are handled as storm and emergency work — make-safe first, permanent repair quoted afterwards.

For anything that is not urgent, the quote form below is the easiest path. It goes to someone who reads it, not into a marketing list.

What to include when you get in touch

The more of this you can tell us, the more useful the first conversation is:

• Your suburb — anywhere from Winston Hills and Baulkham Hills out to Galston, Kenthurst and Maraylya
• Single or double storey, and whether the block slopes
• Roof material if you know it — concrete tile, terracotta, old corrugated iron, Colorbond
• Rough age of the house, even to the decade
• What you have noticed — a ceiling stain, a tile on the lawn, a gutter that overflows in every shower, moss on the southern plane
• Whether the property is on tank water, which matters for roof washing and coatings
• Any other roofs on the property — sheds, stables, carports, verandahs

What happens next

The inspection is free and carries no obligation. Someone gets on the roof and into the roof space, photographs anything found, and the written quote follows afterwards rather than being guessed at on the phone. You will not be pushed to sign on the driveway.

A note on what this site is

This is a referral website. Work is carried out by established, licensed and insured local roofing contractors working to NSW Fair Trading requirements. The disclaimer page explains the arrangement in full, and the about page sets out how the process runs end to end.

Service area

Twenty suburbs across the Hills District, listed on the service areas page. If you are just outside that list, call (02) 9100 0388 and ask — it is usually still worth a conversation.