Asbestos is a naturally occurring mineral made up of small fibres. These fibres are strong and highly resistant to water, heat, fire, and chemicals. Asbestos was imported and used widely across New Zealand in various aspects of construction, particularly in areas of residential and commercial roofing.
Once the health risks associated with the material were established, the industry gradually stopped using it in construction. However, despite the relatively recent ban, asbestos is still prevalent in New Zealand infrastructure, particularly those properties built, refurbished, and altered between the 1940s and 1980s. Let’s go into greater detail about asbestos roofing and what to do if you have one attached to your home.
Amazingly, asbestos has been found in approximately 50% of metal roof tiles (Decramastic) in New Zealand. At its peak usage, asbestos seemed like the perfect product to add to many different types of roofing solutions. Not only was it lightweight and low cost, but it also had lots of other perceivable advantages, such as:
Builders across the country endorsed asbestos until a connection was made between the exposure of asbestos and various health conditions. Soon after that, it became illegal to import asbestos-containing products into New Zealand.
Asbestos itself is proven to be a human carcinogen and can cause health issues like cancer and scarring of the lungs. The higher exposure a person has to the material, the greater their risk for developing asbestos-related illnesses. While it is recommended to keep asbestos exposure at a minimum, it is not simply the presence of asbestos that causes the issues. Let us explain. It’s not until asbestos fibres are released into the air and subsequently inhaled that they pose a risk to humans. Therefore, if your asbestos roof is in good condition, the risk may be relatively low.
As we mentioned above, if your asbestos roof is in good condition, it will probably not be releasing the fibres into the air. The risk mainly begins once your roof undergoes structural damage due to weather conditions or general wear and tear. If you notice tiles have become dislodged or damaged on your roof, this is the time to call in a professional asbestos specialist. Your asbestos specialist can inspect your roof and discuss the various solutions, including:
If you choose to remove your asbestos roof, that is where we can come in. We offer an expert roof repair and roof replacement service across all residential and commercial properties in Auckland.
Of course, you will need to consider the cost of removal and roof replacement but there are several factors that favour having your asbestos roof removed.
If you are living in Auckland and have asbestos or suspect you have asbestos in your roof, we are happy to provide a quote for re-roofing. We can also recommend an NZ work safe accredited asbestos removal company to remove any asbestos-containing material from your home. Our recommended removalist will carry out a roof inspection under good work practices and figure out a suitable solution for your roof. Feel free to check out the rest of our expert roofing services.
Warmer weather is finally gracing Auckland’s inhabitants, and the sunlight is a welcome sight for every roofing company in Auckland. Why? Because sun and warmth both make it much easier for us to care for Auckland’s roofs. We see a surge of roof repainting jobs around this time of year, and for very good reasons.
Repainting your roof as summer approaches has many benefits, the biggest being you save on time, money, and hassle in the long run. As you’ll see as you read this blog post, repainting your roof is about a lot more than making your home look new again (although that is important). Read on to discover five benefits of repainting your home’s roof this year.
Many homeowners don’t know what a big role their roof’s paint colour plays in their home’s temperature regulation. Your roof has a lot of potential for heat transmission, and with summer well on its way, now’s the time to think about keeping everyone feeling nice and cool indoors.
If your home’s roof is currently painted a dark colour, you will be contending with a lot more heat in your home this summer. Dark colours absorb infrared radiation, and with the sun beating down on your rooftop, all that heat will trickle down into your living spaces, making everything feel stuffy. Luckily, this can be remedied by repainting your roof in a lighter colour.
Light colours reflect infrared radiation, pushing heat away from your home and keeping the inhabitants cool. So, whether your home is topped with COLORSTEEL roofing or shingles, repainting will help make your summer a lot more comfortable.
Speaking of heat, you may have noticed that your energy bill spikes over warm periods. If you’re constantly running your air conditioner, then the number on your electric bill will start to increase quickly.
Save some of that money for your holiday trip by getting your roof repainted. Not only will it reduce the amount you pay this summer, but it will also do the same for every summer after that! That’s a lot of cash left in your coffers.
If you are one of the many Aucklanders currently selling their homes, then there is one thing that will be at the top of your mind: curb appeal. Drawing potential buyers in starts with making your home look brand-new, and there are few things that accomplish that goal more effectively than a roof repaint.
Old and rundown roofs can make a home look ancient and unappealing. However, a fresh coat of paint will have everything looking new! While the initial investment might feel daunting as you’re selling your home, the returns you get in the long run will undoubtedly be worth it.
In a similar vein, getting your roof repainted will help you identify any problems before they turn into major issues. Whether you’re selling your house or simply trying to keep on top of home maintenance, this early identification of roof problems is invaluable.
If you leave a small problem—such as a leak or rusting flashing—alone for too long, it will get much worse than if you had handled it at the outset. By repainting your roof, you find these problems early, thus saving yourself a lot of time, money, and stress.
Aside from identifying needed repairs early, giving your roof a fresh coat of paint will help it effectively protect your home for many years to come. This is especially true if you choose the right coat of paint.
For example, if you live in a coastal area, your roof is already being weathered faster than a roof on an inland home. By consulting a company like Roof Auckland, you can choose the right paint to combat saltwater erosion, helping your home’s roof survive longer in a coastal environment.
Even if your home is in a mild area, there are other things your roof will need to endure. Lichen, algae, moss, mould, and even pests are all things that can shorten your roof’s life. Luckily, they can all be repelled with the help of the right paint.
Here at Roof Auckland, we offer high-quality roofing solutions at affordable rates, ensuring homeowners can keep their homes looking and feeling brand-new. Our team are experts at roof repairs and replacing sheets, flashings, and more, and we’re more than happy to recommend expert roof painter or contractor thanks to our years of experience in the industry.
Reach out for free advice or a fixed price quotation from our expert team, and revamp your roof for summer today!
The cold seasons are finally behind us, and with them the rain, cold, and dark we’re all so used to. As a roofing solutions company, we know how severe the damage that winter can wreak on your roof. If left too long, this damage will degrade your roof to the point of no return.
So, what can you do? You re-roof in summer! Here at Roof Auckland, we’re experienced in remedying the damage done to winter-torn roofs with a fresh, brand-new summer re-roofing job. From the perspective of some people who have seen many damaged roofs in their time, get the lowdown on what winter can do to your roof and what you can do to fix it.
Winter—while a season that many love—is a time of rain, darkness, and cold. In other words, it’s filled with the prime conditions to do some serious damage to the roof over your head. Your home’s roof functions as an umbrella of sorts, keeping the bad weather out and keeping the warmth in on those cold winter days.
But even the toughest roof can start to give in when it’s battered by rain day in and day out. There are three big problems a constant barrage of cold weather can cause, including leaks, rot, and warping. Let’s look at those in some more detail.
First off, we have leaks. On their own, leaks present an annoyance that can sometimes be fixed with a patch, but it’s not always the leak you have to worry about. It’s what's behind it that counts.
A leak in your roof means water can make it into the timbers, the roof deck, and the inside of your home. By nature, water spreads through any available means. Once it makes it in through the crack in your roof, water will soak into all the wood and insulation housed beneath your roof’s surface.
Over time, this will significantly weaken the wood and cause it to sag, splinter, and rot. Not only does this present a major safety issue for anyone living in the home, it also draws pests like rodents and insects in!
With water comes dampness, and if you combine that dampness with the winter chill, you’ll soon see the appearance of rot, mould, and rust in your home. Rust is known to plague long-run roofing that hasn’t been properly maintained, and it can put your roof out of commission quickly.
Timber rot is particularly dangerous, as it weakens the structural integrity of a home’s timbers. In other words, it makes it harder for your house to stay standing, which is dangerous!
Mould carries its own set of dangers and inconveniences, most of them health related. Black mould is formed in cold and damp conditions, and once it spreads into your home it can cause short-term breathing problems, heart issues, and even long-term respiratory problems.
Finally, warping is caused by temperature changes or dampness where it shouldn’t be. Your shingles, timbers, and flashing can all warp under the right conditions. This in turn causes worse leaks and structural issues that are difficult to “patch”.
If your roof has come out the other side of winter with a few bumps and bruises, then now is the perfect time to get a re-roof. Summer offers the ideal chance to re-roof your home with no interruptions from rain, cold, or early nightfall. Some benefits of re-roofing in summer include:
Most importantly, a re-roof completely removes all the damaged parts of your previous roof and replaces it with a fresh, newly weatherproofed, protective structure. In fact, getting this job done right as summer starts allows your roof to settle and dry without the threat of impending rain, making it even stronger once winter rolls around again.
We have years of experience providing the best new roofing Auckland has to offer, boasting a team of qualified roofers ready to get the job done right the very first time. Reach out to us to chat about your re-roofing needs today. A friendly team member is always on standby to help!
When the calendar ticks over and we start a new year, lots of people take the opportunity to set new personal goals and make changes in their lives. Most of these are, admittedly, distinctly not roof-related. But, your roof shouldn’t be left out of the new years’ fun. Roofs need regular maintenance to make sure they last as long as they can, i.e. the length of time you were told they would last when it was first installed.
No one wants their roof to fail and need replacing years before its due-by date. So, let 2020 be the year where you institute a few routine checks and repairs to make sure your roof is good for the long run.
Around autumn, when the trees start shedding their leaves, a lot of detritus and debris end up in your gutters. If you don’t regularly clear them out, you might find a backlog of sodden leaves waiting for you. If you do, you’re not off the hook - check the downpipes as well and take the opportunity to make sure the brackets holding the gutters on to the house are all firmly secured.
Failing to clear debris from the roof can cause localised ponding, which can lead to corrosion and other bigger problems down the line. It’s much easier to simply clear the gutters out every once in a while.
Claddings and flashings have the very important job of keeping water outside, where it should be. To make sure you don’t end up replacing these components too early, you need to do a few simple checks on the regular.
Check around the house for visible signs of wear and tear. This could include corrosion, splitting, moss and lichen growth, or peeling paint.
A good wash can do a lot for many of the more minor problems you’ll encounter. A water blaster, used every year or so, should take care of the early stages of decay, as well as clean off moss and lichen.
Repainting chipped paint is another way to stop decay in its tracks.
The ‘field’ is a name given to the main area of the roof, comprised of the main roofing panels attached to the frame. Giving it a good once over should be a part of any annual check, and certainly should be done if it’s been longer than that since you last had a look.
Don’t just go up there unprepared! Make sure you’re doing so safely, and taking a checklist of things to look out for. The most obvious sign of damage is any holes or punctures in the roofing material, or any scrapes or tears that could turn into a hole later on. You should also check that all of the roofing panels are laying down flat, are lapping over correctly, and haven’t bent up at the corners.
Most of the time, however, roof problems don’t start in the main field of the roof. Water is more likely to get in, and rust more likely to take hold, where the flashings meet the roof itself. Check for diagonal wrinkles, a sure sign that the flashings and the roof are failing to bind properly to one another. Any other loose flashings, tears, scrapes or holes are also a cause for concern, and should warrant a call to a roofing professional.
Here’s one that you can do without even leaving the house - check that all of the paperwork associated with your roof is together and complete. You should have records of the different contractors who have been involved with your roof at some point or another, as well as a full copy of your warranty, if applicable. Finally, you should make sure that you have records of any previous repairs that have been made.
When you’re dealing with something as important as the roof over your head, it doesn’t pay to leave things up to chance. There’s no substitute for experience, and as one of the most experienced roofing specialists in Auckland, you can count on us to check for everything that could have an impact on the health of your roof. For roof maintenance in Auckland, the best step is to contact us and take it from there.
Here at Roof Auckland we specialise in the use of long-run roofing for a very good reason. This kind of roofing material is perfect for the humidity of the New Zealand climate, the on-and-off rain, and for surviving New Zealand’s harsh sunlight and coastal conditions.
Beyond that, it’s a great choice for anyone looking to rejuvenate their home’s exterior design profile. Try a new colour or a more modern roofing profile, and elevate the kerb side appeal of your home with ease.
Getting ready for a re-roof? Want the lowdown on long-run metal roofing? Keep on reading.
The first consideration for any new roofing job is how long you want the roof to last. It’s inconvenient to keep patching, not to mention financially taxing. We love our jobs, but if you don’t have to call on us for another ten years, then that means we’ve done your new roof justice.
Durability begins with the chosen material, and long-run metal is among the best in this category. Specifically, the COLORSTEEL® roofing sheets that we recommend are purpose-made right here in New Zealand to survive our harsh weather and harsh sunlight. The sheets are made from lightweight, durable steel that is ideal for a roofing job because it puts as little weight on the frame of your house as possible, while still repelling rain and hail easily.
The sheets are pre-painted to prevent peeling, flaking or shedding of flakes, so your chosen colour will shine through for years (up to a 30 year warranty in some locations) with proper maintenance.
Not only is long-run roofing great for lasting through the years, it’s also wonderfully easy to maintain. The sheets are manufactured from steel and coated with a zinc-aluminium alloy, providing advanced corrosion resistance and an easy job of maintenance for the homeowner. Furthermore, the channels in the roof encourage any water to run off, so there’s no rusting or water-pooling to worry about, and therefore no patching to be done.
Finally, you can have your roof water-blasted once a year to keep it nice and clean as a final measure against nefarious rusts and plants.
Metal roofing offers the benefit of being extraordinarily energy efficient, and it’s a very sustainable choice of material. Future homeowners can recycle the roof once it’s seen the years through, and it reduces household energy consumption. Yes, you read that right! Metal roofing reflects sunlight and therefore reduces the amount of air-conditioning you need to blast to keep your home cool.
To put it simply, long-run metal roofing offers flexibility of design, fantastic durability, and an energy-efficient solution. That’s why it’s our favourite material to work with.
Keen on new roofing, Auckland? We’ve got you covered. Just give us a call to start the consultation process, and rest assured that your roof will be surviving for years and years to come. Get in touch today!
If you’re looking to book re-roofing in Auckland, there’s no better time to do it than in the summer months. From December to March, the days are long and sunny, nights are mild, and rain isn’t looming behind every cloud. In other words, it’s the perfect time to handle some outdoor work.
Here at Roof Auckland, we love the summer months precisely because they make our lives (and the lives of our customers) easier. So, thinking about booking in a re-roof? Read on to find out why you should book it for summer.
Tackling a big re-roofing project during the rainy seasons can be difficult. The project already takes longer than a standard home’s re-roof by virtue of its size, so the presence of rain delays us even further.
During summer, the weather is on our side! We can head up to your roof day after day with no delays and any painting or coatings will dry significantly faster in the consistent sun. Not to mention, we won’t have to worry as much about adapting our job schedules to suit the rain. After all, a wet roof is a slippery roof, and waiting for it to dry before we get up there only adds time to the project.
Thanks to the sunshine, it is a good time to engage other contractors without the rain disrupting the work, and perhaps even utilising the scaffolding for more than one project. We can steer you in the right direction here.
you can opt for your roofing team to take care of multiple other services at once without the rain disrupting the work. ) For example:
● Sort out your new windows. Been waiting to renovate your windows, but haven’t found the time? Get them done at the same time work is being done on your roof to avoid even longer periods of construction, and don’t worry about the rain pouring indoors!
● Have your house painted. Need fresh new walls to match your gorgeous new COLORSTEEL roofing? Talk to us about repainting your siding to give your house the facelift it’s been needing while we work on your roof. The sun will dry it quickly, and we won’t have to contend with the rain.
● Get a skylight installed. What better time is there to have a skylight installed than when you can best appreciate its rewards? Enjoy the sunlight streaming into your living spaces all through the summer months. While we’re up on your roof, we can take care of this for you.
● Revamp your insulation. With effective insulation, your home will stay cooler in summer and warmer in winter. If your roof has a skillion roof (one with little ceiling space), then the best time to do this is when we’re already ripping up your roof for a replacement!
In the winter months, shrink wrapping a house undergoing a re-roof is often essential. After all, we’re removing your home’s core defence against the rain! Without it, you could be open to a lot of potential water damage, which costs a lot to remedy.
Not only does shrink wrapping your home make for a less-than-optimal living experience, it also adds onto the building expenses. However, between December and March there’s no need for you to shrink wrap your home while we work. The sun is shining, and nothing will be raining on your parade. This saves you time, money, and a whole lot of hassle.
So, what are you waiting for?
We’re a team of professionally trained, highly dedicated roofing contractors in Auckland, and we’re ready to tackle your re-roofing job. Enjoy a full-service experience from a team of industry experts, so your only job is to sit back and relax while we get the work done.
Reach out for your free advice and fast quotations from our friendly team today!
Whether you’re upgrading to COLORSTEEL® roofing or are still using the same shingles your home has had since its construction, re-roofing is one of the best options for keeping your home warm, dry, and high on the property ladder.
It’s very important to keep an eye on the condition of your home’s roof, as this can tell you when it’s starting to fail. Signs like small leaks, rust, deteriorating shingles, or even a higher energy bill than usual can all be indications that your roof is beginning to give out. While some homeowners try to remedy these issues by patching the roof, that approach is just a band-aid that won’t fix the ongoing problem.
In this blog, we’re going to break down the top four benefits of re-roofing so you can best understand how it can really make a difference in your home!
If you’ve ever had a designated “leak bucket” for the rainy season, then you know how frustrating dealing with a leaking roof can be. Leaks can do a lot of damage to the inside of your home—from furniture and carpets to walls—all of these can easily fall victim to the dreaded leak!
There’s something else that many homeowners don’t consider, usually because leaks appear so small from the inside of the house. However, if you take a journey into the roof’s decking you can see the true havoc a leak can wreak. Mould, rotting timbers, impaired structural integrity, and pest infestations are all linked to the presence of a leak in your roof.
Unless the puncture has been caused by storm damage, leaks are usually a sign that your roof is old. You can confirm this by looking at your property’s documentation. If your roof is more than ten years old and has sprung a leak, it’s an indication that your roof is quite possibly standing on its last legs.
A re-roof will completely rid you of leaks (and their associated issues). Newer, more advanced materials will also prevent leaks in the long term.
Next up: warmth. New Zealand is continually plagued by cold and rain—even in the summer months—so having a roof that can keep warmth inside and keep the cold air out is important if you want to keep your energy bill down.
Hot air is more buoyant than cool air and therefore rises. So, if your ceiling isn’t properly insulated or your roof is deteriorating, that hot air will escape through it and you’ll find your house feeling a lot cooler than you might like. If you’ve noticed the energy bill getting higher and higher as you try to keep your home warm, it might be time for a re-roof.
Re-roofing not only repairs any holes or deteriorating sections, it also gives you the chance to re-do your ceiling insulation at the same time! If you tackle both tasks at once, your home will have no trouble keeping warmth indoors during the cold months.
Perhaps you’re currently thinking of selling your home, or maybe you just want to be sure your home’s value is intact should you decide to sell one day. Either way, having a solid roof atop your home is one of the biggest ways to increase your property’s value!
Building Inspection Reports take the roof and roof space into account when assessing the condition of a house, and appraisals are done using the results from a BIR. Therefore, if your roof isn’t in good condition when the time comes to sell, the value of your home will be downgraded!
Not to mention, the prospect of re-roofing a home they’ve just bought is enough to send potential buyers running. However, if you present a home with a brand-new roof to them, they’ll see a property that won’t require any work for quite a while. To prospective buyers, this is an attractive feature.
Re-roofing a home you’re about to sell (or will sell in the future) increases the value of your property to both buyers and appraisers. This will net you a bigger sum when the gavel hits wood, so you can consider re-roofing a long-term investment.
Finally, you can never overstate the importance of having a home that’s nice to look at. Not only does it improve your curbside appeal (should you choose to sell), it makes your home a nice place to live!
An old or shoddily made roof often looks messy or unappealing, and it has an impact on the rest of the home’s appearance too. For example, old shingled roofs shed their granules into the guttering and cause it to overflow, so dirty water flows down the side of your house and changes the paint colour.
Alternately, an old metal roof will start to rust and lighten in colour, which makes homes appear ancient and dilapidated.
Once you re-roof, you won’t have to worry about your roof (or your cladding) looking unappealing for many years! You can choose a brand-new material, colour, and style to suit the design you want to show to the world. You can feel proud of the home you live in.
So, make an investment in both the present and future of your home. If you’re unsure whether your home needs to be re-roofed or not, you can always call on the experts at Roof Auckland to give you their expert opinion.
We’ve been in the business of re-roofing in Auckland for many years, and if there’s one thing we know, it’s how to deliver a quality job to our customers. We know how to complete a job that fits the needs of our client, and we know how to do it while minimising stress for them. Get in touch with our friendly team of roofers today!
Metals begin as simple rocks, and the process of smelting metals from these raw materials consumes heaps of energy. Fortunately, almost all metals can be recycled! From a simple soda can to an entire aluminium roof, scrap metal can take many forms and be turned to an endless array of new products. If you’re planning a roof replacement in Auckland, you may want to consider recycling your used roofing. It’s good for the environment and can even be great for your pockets. Here’s what you need to know about recycling your roofing materials.
There are two types of recyclable metals: ferrous and non-ferrous. The easiest way to determine whether you have ferrous or non-ferrous metal is with a magnet. If the magnet sticks to your metal, it’s ferrous. If it doesn’t stick to your metal, it’s non-ferrous.
Determining the type of metal is vital when determining its value, though you can be more specific by consulting the London Metal Exchange. Ferrous metals such as stainless steel and cast iron aren’t worth as much but are often found in larger quantities. Alternatively, non-ferrous metals such as copper, aluminium, brass, and bronze are more valuable.
Our aluminium metal roofs are made up of 99% recycled content. Recycling aluminium can save up to 4.9 billion litres of gasoline every year. Similarly, steel roofs also give back to the environment.
The metal recycling process starts with:
Most metal roofs are comprised of anywhere from 25-90% recycled materials. When removed, metal roofs are 100% recyclable, so new roofing solutionsare an opportunity to recycle your used roofing for a good cause. The primary benefits of recycling your roofing materials are:
Re-roofing jobs account for millions of tons of roofing waste, which is why it’s so important to effectively manage roof waste. At Roof Auckland, we’re dedicated to efficient processes and recycled materials. If you need a roof replacement, we can save you money by taking advantage of recycled materials and helping you recycle your old roofing! Our sustainable roofing systems like Colorsteel can be installed within just four days. For quality roofing in Auckland, call us today!
As we strive to be more environmentally conscious, we’re fortunate that solar panels have never been more affordable or accessible. Some homeowners are switching to greener alternatives for their energy sources, and solar panels have immediate, meaningful impact on your home’s carbon footprint.
Switching to a renewable energy source is a very straightforward decision. I think here it needs to say - there is no better time to install solar panels than when you are doing a re-roof as the scaffolding/edge protection is in place and the roofers can flash around them.
There’s no better time to install solar panels than when undergoing a re-roofing project, as the scaffolding and edge protection are already in place, allowing your roofing team to finish the job quickly and safely. First, you’ll want to determine whether your current roof can handle the solar arrays. If you’re planning to give solar panels a try on your own home, consult with trusted roofing contractors first so they can make a proper assessment of your roof and ensure your future solar panels will be as effective as possible. Here’s how expert roofers help you prepare your home for solar panels.
The best time to install solar panels is when the roof is being replaced. We would not do these during a repair as there would be no guarantee that leaks would not occur. We would only work with getting solar panels installed during a re-roof. We are long run roofing iron specialists only and we do not work with shingles unless we are removing them to replace with long run roofing iron.
Expert roofers will first look at the current condition of your roof, asking how old it is and when it was last repaired. Installing solar panels will require a sturdy roof, one that contractors can confirm can accommodate the new load.
In addition to a strong top structure, most solar modules are designed to work for 20 to 25 years, so your roof needs to last that long as well. If your roof is showing signs of age or deterioration such as cupping, lifting, damaged shingles, potential leaking, or any other signs of weakness, we recommend that you undergo a full re-roofing to accompany your new solar panels. To protect your roof and your home, Roof Auckland only installs solar panels when installing or re-roofing metal roofs.
Roofers will take note of your roof's size. For solar panel installation, your roof must have an area of at least 400 to 600 square feet to ensure enough space for the panels. Each solar panel requires 18 square feet of space and should ideally be slanted at 30 to 45 degrees for them to work their magic.
The type of roof you have is important when deciding to install solar panels. Solar panels work great with shingles as they're the easiest roofing surface to attach your solar modules to. On the other hand, clay or slate roofs are brittle and often breakable, making them less agreeable for solar panel installation.
Consider hiring our team for a re-roofing project, if necessary. We can review your roof and install a more compatible metal style that will last you a lifetime and will be well-suited for solar panel installation.
Roofers will also need to know what direction your roof is facing. This is because the solar panels will need adequate sunlight to perform. Ideally, one pitch of your roof must face north. The roof’s pitch must also be angled at 30 to 45 degrees to have the best exposure, ensuring long hours of power.
For solar panels to work optimally, they need to be exposed to the sun for at least six hours per day. Obstructions that cast shadows across the panels, such as tree branches, chimneys, satellite dishes, and neighbouring houses, can limit your panels’ exposure to the sun, thus reducing their capacity to produce electricity. Before installation, it’s best to have your roof area examined and limbs. We can reposition antennas and other roof fittings, if possible, and plan around other immovable obstructions. We do not get involved in any repositioning of antennas or aerials as our roofers are not experts in this area - we always tell our customers when they accept the job that they need to contact an aerial specialist to do this.
Re-roofing in Auckland isn't new to us. We have proven ourselves with years of experience, trained to make the entire process of repairing and replacing your roofs fast and simple. Let us help you make the switch to a clean, renewable energy source and prep your roof to support your solar panels. Interested in a free quote? Call our team today!
