Decking: the base beneath the roof
We check the exposed base when the old roofing is removed and identify unsound sections before covering them again. If repairs are needed beyond the agreed scope, we explain the cost and seek approval first.
Roof replacement
A new roof. A complete plan.
We help you choose a roof that suits your home and budget, then manage the replacement, from the first assessment to the final cleanup.
Care for the complete system
The details behind a dependable roof.
We plan the layers and junctions together, identifying what needs replacing, what can stay and what needs a closer look once the old roofing is removed.
Underlayment: protection below the covering
We select underlayment and any required additional barriers to suit the specified roof system and location, then install them as part of the protection beneath the visible covering.
Flashing: protection at the awkward places
We assess the roof junctions and specify the flashing work needed around chimneys, walls, valleys and pipes. The proposal makes clear which details we will replace and which are suitable to retain.
Covering, edges and ventilation
We install the chosen covering with compatible edge and ridge details. Where the roof uses attic ventilation, we assess intake and exhaust together rather than treating extra vents as a solution on their own.
A connected roof system
A roof that fits your home.
Your roof, preferred appearance and budget shape our recommendations. Suitability checks include whether a low-slope addition needs a different system from the main roof.
- Choices made clearer.
- Clear guidance on appearance, initial cost and future care helps you choose among eight roofing options with confidence.
- The complete project, priced.
- Our recommendation accounts for installation requirements and any additional assessment needed for the chosen material. The proposal covers the agreed project, not just a price for the visible covering.
Understand the difference
Removal or an overlay?
We explain whether removal is needed or an overlay is a suitable option for your roof. The comparison below shows why the recommendation matters.
| Approach | What it involves | Potential benefit | Tradeoff |
|---|---|---|---|
| Remove the old covering | Strip the existing roofing before installing the specified new system. | Exposes the deck for inspection and allows underlying defects to be addressed. | More removal, waste handling and work before the new covering goes on. |
| Overlay, where suitable | Install an eligible new covering over a suitable existing layer. | May reduce removal work and initial cost. | Leaves concealed conditions harder to assess and adds weight. Existing condition, local requirements and product instructions can rule it out. |
Remove the old covering
- What it involves
- Strip the existing roofing before installing the specified new system.
- Potential benefit
- Exposes the deck for inspection and allows underlying defects to be addressed.
- Tradeoff
- More removal, waste handling and work before the new covering goes on.
Overlay, where suitable
- What it involves
- Install an eligible new covering over a suitable existing layer.
- Potential benefit
- May reduce removal work and initial cost.
- Tradeoff
- Leaves concealed conditions harder to assess and adds weight. Existing condition, local requirements and product instructions can rule it out.
We confirm the existing layers and proposed removal approach. We do not recommend an overlay to conceal wet or damaged materials.
Clear project pricing
Know what your price includes.
Your replacement proposal shows what is included and what drives the cost, with clearly identified allowances and exclusions.
Roof size, shape and access
We measure the roof and plan the work around its size, shape, height and access. The price accounts for details such as dormers and valleys, along with the necessary site arrangements.
Removal and concealed conditions
We account for existing layers in removal and disposal, and explain how any concealed deck repairs will be priced. You receive a clear allowance or pricing basis, with approval required before additional work.
Product specification and included details
We specify the covering and supporting components, along with removal, cleanup and applicable permit responsibilities. We clearly identify any gutters, skylights or interior finishes outside the agreed work.
During the replacement
What happens around your home?
- 01
Preparation and protection.
We coordinate deliveries, site protection and waste collection. Before work begins, we explain the access we need and any simple preparations, such as moving a parked car or keeping pets away from the work area.
An agreed access plan and a named project contact.
- 02
Removal and assessment.
We remove the old covering where specified and inspect the exposed base. If hidden damage changes the work needed, we explain it and obtain approval for the revised scope.
Additional work only with your approval.
- 03
A coordinated installation.
We install the specified layers, junctions and covering as one system and manage weather protection during the work. We keep you informed about progress and any changes to the schedule.
Progress updates throughout the work.
- 04
Inspection, cleanup and handover.
We review the completed work, carry out the agreed cleanup and identify any outstanding items. We provide the product, care and coverage information at handover.
A clear handover and follow-up contact.
Support beyond installation
What you can expect from us.
Support with the practical arrangements, as well as the choice of roof.
Can I stay at home during the work?
We explain the likely noise, access restrictions and safety arrangements before work begins. Whether staying home is practical depends on the project; we help you understand the disruption so you can plan your household routine.
How long will it take?
Your schedule reflects the actual roof and agreed work, from delivery through cleanup. If weather or concealed damage affects the timing, we explain the change and keep you updated.
What is the difference between product and workmanship coverage?
Your handover includes an explanation of the terms and the written documents. Product coverage generally concerns manufacturing defects; workmanship coverage concerns installation under its own terms. We make the limits and contact arrangements clear without promising every future leak is covered.
Does a new roof need maintenance?
Yes. We explain the care the chosen system needs and provide the relevant guidance at handover. You do not need to inspect it yourself from the roof; professional assessment is the safer way to investigate future concerns.
Your home. Your next step.
Let us help with your roof.
You do not need a diagnosis or a material picked out. We help you understand the problem and find the right next step.