Roof Restoration

Making sure your roof is solidly constructed is the most valuable aspect of roof restoration. That includes ensuring that beams and rafters that support loads don’t need replacement. That ensures that further work isn’t unneeded, and you don’t have to begin again and return to the foundations of structural integrity.

Replacing a few damaged concrete or terracotta tiles may be necessary, or it might be essential to replace all of them.  If most tiles are falling apart and rotting, a total re-tile could be necessary for an effective restoration. In the case of a roof made of metal in your home, you should repair all corroded or damaged sheets.

If your downpipes or gutters need repair, you must replace them. The replacement of these can be an investment worth considering if the gutters that are in place are old. Installing new gutters could also increase the resale value of your house.

Roof rebedding entails removing the roof tiles, laying new cement mortar, and reinstalling the tiles. We also apply the flexible pointing material to the tiles, enhancing their bond to the roof and preventing any shifting or loosening. The second layer, roof pointing, firmly bonds the roof tiles together and shields them from debris, dust, and water. To achieve a more resilient finish, we use flexible pointing material instead of the previously employed concrete mortar in older roofs.

We will clean your roof by applying a high-pressure water cleaning method to remove dirt, moss, and debris. This will refresh the appearance of your house while also ensuring that collected dirt is not endangering the structure.

The final crucial step in restoring your roof is applying a fresh coat of paint and then a coat of roof sealant. You have the option of choosing a new colour for the paint job or keeping the current one. Say good-bye to an outdated, worn-out appearance and hello to a new, brilliant appearance for your roof! Applying a modern roof sealer ensures long-lasting protection, preserving the roof’s fresh look amid years of wind and rain exposure.

A roof replacement extends your roof’s life, reducing maintenance and costs for long-term savings. Untreated old, worn-out, and damaged roofs deteriorate more quickly over time and could accelerate the depreciation of other parts of your house. A skilled roof restoration can secure and preserve the roof for many years while also preventing more damage.

When you sell your home, it’s a good option to think about a roof renovation first. Showing an appealing roof can often lead to a higher sale price, especially with a strong, well-documented roof condition history. Buyers will be confident that they don’t have to invest additional funds in repair work on the roof soon or in the future.

Inefficient roof maintenance will increase the cost of adequately heating and cooling a home. Exposure to elements through roof gaps or breaches can compromise insulation, underscoring its inherent limitations. Your home can significantly reduce its energy costs and improve its energy efficiency with a properly sealed roof.