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Roof restoration cost will vary depending on the size of your property. You will need a roof restoration quote carried out by a professional to get an exact cost. This guide covers the key factors that influence pricing and what you can expect during the process.
Information on the roof restoration process can also be found on our roof restoration page. Below is a breakdown of the typical steps involved.
A qualified member of the team attends your Melbourne property at an arranged time to inspect the roof and assess its condition.
A colour chart is provided early in the restoration process. Assistance is available, however clients are generally encouraged to select colours that complement the exterior of the home.
The team takes care to respect the customer and their property, ensuring precautions are taken to protect surrounding areas during the restoration.
Once approved, the restoration is scheduled. Guard rails are typically installed a few days before work begins.
Any broken tiles are replaced before high-pressure cleaning begins to prevent leaks during the restoration process.
This stage removes dirt and debris to allow paint to properly bond to the roof surface. High-pressure cleaning equipment is used with standard tap water.
Repairs may include valley iron replacement, flashing repairs, timber repairs, and skylight maintenance.
Old mortar and cement work is removed and replaced to strengthen ridge caps and roof structure.
The roof is thoroughly cleaned again to ensure all surfaces are free from contaminants before painting.
A four-coat paint system is typically applied in the chosen colour to protect and finish the roof.
Once complete, the site is inspected and all debris is removed. The property is left in the same or improved condition.
Roof restoration is generally required when a roof has not been maintained for 10 to 15 years but is still in a condition that does not require full replacement.
A professional inspection is recommended to assess the roof condition and determine an accurate restoration cost.
Without maintenance, roofs can develop leaks and cause further structural damage. In severe cases, a full roof replacement may be required to restore a watertight condition.
Costs vary depending on several factors, including the size of the roof, condition, materials, and level of repairs required.
