Roof restoration and repairs in Stafford
Stafford is a mainly residential suburb along Kedron Brook, west of Lutwyche Road. It has some original Queenslander homes and many post-war Housing Commission homes on quarter acre blocks, built around the 1940s and 1950s.
Roofs on homes of that age have usually seen several repairs, and many are ready for a full restoration. Tiled and metal roofs both show their age in different ways.
We are based in Narangba, about 24 km away, and have restored and repaired roofs across the northside since 2002.
Tile or metal, we check both
Post-war homes in Stafford have both tiled and metal roofs. Each wears differently.
Tiled roofs
Cracked tiles, failed pointing and worn coatings.
Metal roofs
Rust at laps and fixings, and lifted sheets.
Valleys
Rusted or blocked valleys channel water under the covering.
Gutters
Original gutters are often due for replacement.
Roofing services for Stafford homes
Free written quotes for every job.
Roof Restoration
Renewal for post-war tile and metal roofs.
Roof Restoration in StaffordMetal Roof Repairs
Rust and loose sheets repaired on older metal roofs.
Metal Roof Repairs in StaffordTile Roof Leaks
Cracked tiles, failed pointing and blocked valleys fixed.
Tile Roof Leaks in StaffordFour steps from first call to finished roof
We keep it simple so you always know what happens next.
Call or send photos
Tell us what you have noticed, when it started and what the weather was doing. Photos taken from the ground help.
We inspect the roof
We check the tiles or sheets, ridges, valleys, flashings and gutters to find where the problem really starts.
Clear pricing
Your free written quote explains what we recommend, why, and what it includes.
Finish the work
Any hidden damage found along the way is discussed with you before it is fixed.
One fix, or the whole roof
If the leak is in one place, we repair it. If the roof is worn all over, a restoration renews it in one job.
When the problem is in one place
A leak in one place on a post-war roof gets a targeted repair, leaving sound tiles and sheets alone.
Roof repairs in StaffordWhen the whole roof is ageing
If the roof is worn all over, restoration renews it in one go, with a 10-year written warranty on eligible jobs.
Roof restoration in StaffordThinking about a roof restoration in Stafford?
Call (07) 3556 4499 for a free written quote, or send us photos from the ground.
A local roofing team since 2002
From our base in Narangba we have completed more than 10,000 roofing jobs across the northside since 2002, including Stafford, Stafford Heights, Gordon Park and Everton Park.
"These guys did a great job on my roof. Highly recommend them." Garcia Isabella, Google review
Discuss Your RoofNothing hidden
Every quote is in writing and lists the inclusions and exclusions.
Honest advice
If a repair will do the job, we say so. If replacement is the better investment, we say that too.
Written warranty
Eligible full restorations carry our 10-year written warranty.
Questions Stafford owners ask us
Quick answers about roofing work in Stafford.
How far do you travel to Stafford?
Stafford is about 24 km from our base in Narangba, so it is well within our usual area. We also cover Stafford Heights, Gordon Park and Everton Park.
Is my post-war roof worth restoring?
Often, yes. If the tiles or sheets are structurally sound, a restoration can give an older roof many more years. We will tell you honestly if replacement is the better option.
Why does my tiled roof leak?
Common causes are cracked or slipped tiles, failed ridge pointing and blocked valleys. We find the source before quoting a tile roof leak repair.
How much does roofing work cost in Stafford?
Every roof is different, so we do not quote a flat price. Roof size, tile or metal, pitch, condition and access all play a part. After an inspection you get a free written quote for your Stafford home.
Get a roofing quote in Stafford
We service the suburbs around Stafford too, including Stafford Heights, Gordon Park and Everton Park.
For a free written quote, call (07) 3556 4499 or use our contact form.