Metal Roof Repair Services

Roofing Master can repair or replace metal roofs.

Our Roofing Services

There are plenty of factors to consider when you’re considering repairing or weather-proofing your roof, especially if it’s a metal roof.
The benefits of a metal roof over a tile roof- a metal roof is lighter which means less stress on the structure of your home. A quality metal roof requires less maintenance than a tile roof over the years.

A metal roof is the strongest, most durable roof to withstand our harsh Australian elements. It’s worth considering the exposure your metal roof gets – rain, hail, sun during intense summer seasons and even seasonal strong spring winds. In Australia, your roof is exposed to more extreme weather conditions than elsewhere.

Depending on the amount of damage your roof has sustained, is a roof repair an option? Otherwise, a complete replacement may be the more viable, affordable solution in the long run. Organising a roof inspection by a professional roofing contractor is another consideration.

Regular inspections and maintenance will help keep your metal roof in the best condition to protect your home against the constant weather exposure.
Roofing Master can repair all metal, terracotta, cement and slate roofs.

Services

Residential Roofing

We repair all roof types

Repairs can be very simple, sometimes extremely difficult or anywhere in between!

The first step in fixing a leaking roof is targeting  what is causing the leak. This can sometimes take longer than actually carrying out the repair. Our team of roofing contractors are skilled at finding the issue.

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Is Metal The Right Roof Material?

With a wide range of roofing materials to choose from, it’s worth taking time to research which is the best roof to suit your home from the profile of the roofing material, to the colour. Make sure you run through the options to find which product is the right one for your roof.

The benefits of metal roof include: longer lifespan; Colorbond steel has long been proven to withstand hail, rain, harsh winds and even bush fires for Australian homeowners. Tin, aluminum, steel metal roofs have the lowest maintenance costs, plus they’re 100% recyclable. After the lifespan of the roof ends, the metal can be recycled to produce brand new metal sheeting.

Picking the right materials

A good looking roof is an asset to anyone’s home and benefits your real estate valuation. Whether you decide to go with steel, aluminum, copper, stainless steel or alloy roofing, Zincalume or Colorbond or any of the other types of steel, keep in mind how well the new roof will compliment your home. Make sure you consider cost, durability, weight and compatibility as your indicators as to what’s best for your home.

Styles (profiles) of Metal Roofing

 

  • Corrugated Metal Roofing

Corrugated iron sheets have corrugated panels that tightly overlap and then  screwed to the roof structure. Ideal for all housing, garage and shedding.

  • Metal Shingles

Metal shingles are cast in the shape of metal panels, with the look of overlapping shingles, giving them a classic look. Depending on the architectural style of the house, there are a number of shingle style options t suit the style of the house.

  • Hidden or Exposed Fasteners

This simply means the screws fastening the metal sheets are, or are not exposed. Roofs with hidden fasteners have the screws hidden away under the metal sheeting, which is held into place with metal clips. Roofing using hidden fasteners takes longer to install and certainly looks much better

  • Mechanically Seamed Roof Panels

Most often used in commercial roofing settings, this type of roof features metal  panels that are crimped and folded together with a water tight seam.

  • Standing Seam Metal Roofs

These are the easiest to install as the panels have interlocking edges which makes the roof self sealing. Standing seam metal roofs are efficient and amongst the most recognisable roofing options.

Inspection from a trusted roofing specialist.

Now it’s time to get a reliable roofing contractor to do a detailed inspection on your roof, give you a quote of what repairs are needed and to advise you on whether the damages require repair, restoration or a complete replacement.

Removing the old roof

The next step in the metal roof repair job once the quote is accepted will be when the roofers start stripping away the old, existing roof and begin installing the new roofing materials. This is a good time for you to double-check whether your roofing contractor has checked for signs of rotten battens or water damage on the roof area before the new sheets are laid down.

Finalizing the job

After removing the old materials from your property and installing the new sheets, guttering and extra protective layers on your metal roof, it’s time for your roofing contractors to check their work to make sure every aspect is correct, watertight and sealed.  That way you can enjoy your brand new metal roof without any mess left behind.

Congratulations! You now have a new metal roof that can last for years to come!

Our Working Process

01.

Arranging a roof inspection

First, hire a roofing contractor to undertake a detailed inspection of your roof. They will give you a detailed report on the state of your roof

02.

Getting a quote

Ask your roofing contractor for a written quote on all the services and materials required to re-roof your home. You know what’s involved for your budget.

 

03.

Preparing the roof

The contractors are required to install any safety measures for the job. Guardrails must be installed before working on any roof that is over 2 metres high.

 

 

04.

Removing the old material

The roofing contractors strip the existing roof to make way for the new installation, checking for signs of rotten battens or other water damage.

05.

Installing the new roof

After the old roofing is removed and the roof structure is shown to be in good condition, it’s time for the new roof to be installed

06.

Installing gutters

Gutters are vital elements of any roof. When replacing your roof, it is a good practice to replace the gutters as well. There are several types of gutter designs.

07.

Finalising the job

Roofing is often a messy job. When the job is finished, the When the roof replacement is completed, the roofing contractor should leave the site in the state they found it.

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