We rescrew every fixing on your metal roof — every screw, every washer, every sheet — not just the ones that have already failed. Whether it is leaking now or you simply want to prevent it, you keep the roof you have for a fraction of the cost of a re-roof.
The screws holding a metal roof are the first thing to let go. Over the years they work loose, the sealing washers perish and the sheets start to lift — and that is where water gets in.
We don't stop at the ones that have failed. We rescrew the entire roof, renewing every fixing and washer so the sheeting is held down properly from edge to edge — the fix you need now and the weak points you haven't found yet.
Most roofs we rescrew aren't leaking yet. The fixings are simply past their best, and renewing them now is far cheaper than repairing water damage later.
Water at a fixing point, a stain on the ceiling after storms, screws backing out of the sheet.
The roof is dry but the fixings are years old and you would rather deal with it before water finds a way in.
The sheeting is still sound; it is the screws and washers that have perished with age.
A building report, buyer question or insurer that is easier to answer with a rescrew than a re-roof quote.
Sheets that lift, rattle or bang in a big blow because the fixings holding them down have let go.
No problem to point at — you simply want the roof checked and its fixings renewed as maintenance.
Most of the roofs we rescrew aren't leaking yet — the fixings are simply past their best. Either way, doing the whole roof is what makes the difference.
Perished washers and backed-out screws are where water gets in. Because we rescrew the whole roof, we close the gaps that are leaking now and the ones that would have leaked next.
A roof held down properly moves less, corrodes less at each fixing and stays watertight. Rescrewing keeps the sheeting you already have going for years longer.
Rescrewing fixes the fixings. If a sheet is rusted through, we will tell you plainly rather than rescrew over it.
Tell us a little about your roof — leaking or not — and we will come back to you about a full rescrew and what it costs next to a re-roof.
Suburb, roof type, roughly how old the roof is, and what you have noticed — a leak, a rattle in the wind, or nothing but time.
Still worth asking. A whole roof rescrew costs far less than the re-roof you would otherwise be quoted.
Every enquiry is read personally and answered with the next step.
Prefer to speak to someone? Call or email Del and we'll talk through your roof, what a whole-roof rescrew involves and what it will cost.
