It depends on the extent and condition of the damage. Localised leaks, cracked tiles or damaged flashing can often be handled with roof repairs, while widespread deterioration may make a roof replacement the more practical long-term option.

Often, yes, provided the roof structure and existing materials are still suitable. A roof inspection can identify damaged tiles, deteriorated pointing, leaks and other issues before determining whether roof restoration or replacement makes more sense.

Yes. Active Roofing works with both tile roofing and metal and Colorbond roofing. The repair or restoration process varies between roof types, so the existing roof is assessed first to identify the appropriate work.

Yes. A roof inspection is a sensible starting point when the cause or extent of a roofing problem isn't obvious. It can help identify leaks, damaged roofing, gutter issues and deterioration that may not be easy to see from ground level.

Yes. Active Roofing provides guttering and downpipe work as well as gutter guard installation. Roof and gutter problems are often connected, particularly where poor drainage, overflowing gutters or damaged sections allow water into unwanted areas.