Roof restoration
If repair number three is on the cards, a restoration usually costs less than the next round of fixes — and resets the roof's life by a decade.
Restoration details
What we cover under leak repair
Around 80% of the urgent calls we receive fall into a tight cluster of problems — and the diagnosis matters far more than the patch itself. A repair done on the wrong tile is worse than no repair at all.
- Hairline-cracked or wind-displaced concrete and clay tiles
- Failed or shrunken sealant around vents, skylights and chimneys
- Lifted ridge capping or loose mortar beds on older terrace roofs
- Corroded valleys and rusted flashing on metal-decked extensions
- Blocked overflows that push water back under the tile line during heavy rain
Our diagnosis process
We treat the first 30 minutes on site as detective work. A roofer walks the attic, traces stains back to their source, and where conditions allow we use a thermal camera to find moisture trapped under tiles. Only then do we quote — once we know what we are actually fixing.
For straightforward repairs we typically settle the work the same visit. For anything that needs ordered material, we book a return slot within a week and tarp the area before the next rainfall.
What you receive after the visit
- A short written report describing what we found and what we did
- Before and after photos, sent by email or WhatsApp
- A two-year written warranty covering the repaired area
- A reminder for a free check-up after the following monsoon season
Adjacent services
What we often recommend alongside repair
Gutter care
Half of the "leaks" we see start as overflowing gutters pushing water up under the tile line. Worth checking the gutters before lifting tiles.
Gutter detailsInspection & reporting
Useful when the same drip has appeared twice — a full inspection produces a documented record you can share with insurers or buyers.
Inspection details