Most roof restorations take two to four working days from start to finish, weather permitting. Larger roofs, steep pitches, or extensive tile damage can extend this closer to a week. We confirm a realistic timeframe once we inspect your roof.

Yes, roof cleaning works well as a standalone service if your tiles and pointing are in good shape. It removes moss, lichen, and debris that trap moisture and stain your roof. If cleaning reveals cracked tiles or failing pointing, we flag it before further work.

Restoration usually works if your tiles are structurally sound but showing wear, cracked pointing, or fading paint. Replacement becomes necessary when tiles are broken across large areas, the underlay has failed, or the roof has structural damage. An inspection confirms which route suits your home.

We recommend a professional inspection every two to three years, or straight after a major storm or hailstorm. Adelaide's climate wears roofs down gradually, so small issues often go unnoticed until they cause leaks. Regular checks catch problems early and keep repair costs lower.

Watch for cracked or slipped tiles, water stains on ceilings, sagging sections, and visible daylight through the roof space. Rust streaks, crumbling mortar on ridge caps, and moss that holds water are also common warning signs. If you notice any of these, book an inspection.

No, you do not need to stay home for most roof work, since it happens entirely outside on the roof itself. We simply need clear access to your property and a way to reach you if the scope changes during the job.

A well-presented roof affects how buyers see the rest of your home, since a tired roof raises red flags during inspections. Restoration improves street appeal, fixes issues a building inspector would flag, and gives buyers confidence there are no hidden repair costs after settlement.