24 reviews from real roofing jobs across the Brisbane metro

Roof paint had chalked and faded to a patchy grey. Pressure clean, spot repairs, primer and two membrane coats in Woodland Grey. They refused to paint until the handful of cracked tiles were replaced — said the warranty means nothing over a bad substrate. That's the attitude you want. Looks like a new roof from the street.

Another company quoted a full restoration. These guys inspected and said the tiles and coating were fine — it only needed repointing and a dozen tiles. Saved us thousands by quoting what the roof actually needed. That kind of honesty gets remembered.

Restoration on a 3-bed lowset. Prep work was thorough — they found a rusted valley mid-job, showed me photos and quoted the variation in writing before touching it, which I appreciated. Finish looks great. One star off as the final clean missed paint overspray on a window; they came back and sorted it within two days.

Old terracotta roof, discontinued profile, three broken tiles after an aerial installer walked it badly. They sourced matching seconds rather than leaving mismatched patches on a heritage streetscape. Took a bit longer to get the tiles but they tarped the gap in the meantime. Proper tradesmen.

Possum-damaged mortar and a couple of broken tiles near the chimney. Quote was itemised so I could see exactly what I was paying for. Turned up when they said, done in half a day, sent photos from the roof since I was at work. No fuss.

Leak around the box gutter on a flat metal section over the back extension — classic West End reno roof. Found the pooling point, re-sealed the junction and adjusted the fall. Explained what a proper long-term fix looks like versus the patch, priced both, no pressure either way.

Full restoration on our 90s concrete tile roof — pressure clean, about 30 tiles replaced, full rebed and repoint, then the primer and two membrane coats. Took four days. The difference is honestly startling, and the quote didn't move a dollar from the written one. $6,400 for a big hip roof felt fair against the other quotes.

Slow stain spreading on the lounge ceiling. They traced it to hail-cracked tiles from a storm two seasons ago — hairline fractures you'd never spot from the ground. Eight tiles swapped, bedding checked while they were up there. $520. The photo report alone was worth the call.

Ridge caps were rocking loose — original 1988 mortar, completely shot. Full rebed and repoint on the ridges and hips, $2,900 against a quoted range of $2,500-$3,500, finished in two days. They replaced four cracked caps with matching ones instead of gluing the broken bits back like the last bloke did.

Valley leak that only showed up in heavy rain. They lifted the tiles, found the old galv valley iron rusted through from underneath, replaced both valleys with Colorbond trays. Work was excellent. Star off because the start date slipped a week with the wet weather — they did keep us updated though.

Concrete tiles were fretting badly — surface coming off in flakes, past saving. Full tile-to-Colorbond replacement: strip, new battens where needed, sarking, insulation blanket, sheeting and new gutters. Eight days including two lost to rain. $32,000 on a written fixed quote that didn't move. House is cooler and quieter than under tile, oddly.

The southern side of our roof was green with lichen and the tiles were fading badly. Pressure clean plus anti-fungal wash, repairs, repoint and the three-coat system. They also fitted two whirlybirds while they were up there — the upstairs rooms are noticeably cooler already. Paperwork and warranty emailed same week.

Screws backing out and rust spots on the old metal roof of our bayside place — salt air gets everything eventually. They replaced the fatigued fasteners with new ones, treated and sealed the rust spots, and resealed the barge flashings. Straight answers about how many years the roof has left too.

Hail damage claim. Their inspection found fractures on the western face our insurer's first assessment missed, and the scope got revised up because of their photo report. Repair itself was clean and quick. Star off only because getting a post-storm inspection took nine days — to be fair, half of Brisbane was calling them that week.

Water pouring into the hallway during the February supercell. Make-safe crew there that evening with tarps and sandbags, back in daylight to document everything. They walked us through the insurance claim step by step — the assessor accepted their scope almost as written. Can't fault them.

Leak over the bedroom during the February storms — water coming through the cornice at 9pm. They talked us through catching it that night, were on the roof next morning, found two cracked tiles and a slipped one under the solar panel rail. Fixed same visit, $480 all up. Photos of everything before and after.

Got three quotes. Theirs wasn't the cheapest but it was the only one that itemised the rebedding — the cheap one was literally paint over failed pointing. Four days' work, progress photos each afternoon, gutters left cleaner than they started. This is how the job should be done.

Tree branch through the terracotta roof of our old Queenslander in a December storm. Tarped within hours, then they sourced matching tiles from a salvage yard so the repair didn't stand out on a character home. Dealt with the insurer's questions directly. Really impressive service.

Cracked tiles and a slipped valley tile found during a pre-sale building inspection. They fitted us in quickly given settlement deadlines and gave us the written report the agent needed. Work was good. Star off because the invoice took a few days and two reminders — repair itself, no complaints.

November hailstorm put holes in a dozen tiles and took a run of ridge caps off. They tarped and battened the exposed section next morning — proper make-safe, not a sheet flapping in the wind — then prepared the scope with photos for our insurer. Claim approved without argument. Permanent repair done three weeks later.

Gutters overflowing into the eaves every big downpour, staining the eaves lining. Turned out the gutter had lost its fall and there were no anti-ponding boards. They re-sloped the run and fitted the boards rather than pushing a full gutter replacement. Honest diagnosis, fair price.

Booked repointing in October after their free inspection showed the pointing cracked along most of the ridge line. Photos of every section before and after, flexible pointing not just mortar smeared over the top. When the storms came through in November we had zero movement. Money well spent.

Booked the restoration in October before storm season on their advice. Glad we did — the November hail hit two streets over. They found and replaced cracked tiles I didn't know about, repointed the lot, and the membrane coats went on between weather windows. Kept the site tidy, flushed the gutters after the clean.

Highset Queenslander, steep pitch, roof at the end of its life. They handled the scaffold, checked the character overlay question with council before we signed, and matched the Colorbond colour to the streetscape. Crew was careful with the old gardens below. Big job done properly, QBCC licence on every document.