When a roof is badly worn or repairs keep adding up, we assess what needs replacing and plan the work around your property.
25 years’ experienceRoofing experience
Primarily Western CapeRoofing, waterproofing and gutters
Practical adviceA scope suited to your property
Roof Replacement
We review the existing roof, supporting structure, sheet condition and access before recommending a replacement. The quotation sets out the proposed materials and work, including flashings and drainage details. Where clear or translucent sheets form part of the roof, we assess their condition and compatibility as part of the replacement plan.
Common reasons clients contact us
Widespread corrosion or damage to roof sheets
Recurring leaks across several parts of an ageing roof
Cracked or weathered clear sheets that need replacing
Keeping an occupied property running during roofing work
Roof replacement from our completed-project portfolioRoofing materials lifted during a replacement project
How we approach the work
Inspect the roof and identify which sections need replacement.
Review suitable sheet profiles, materials, clear sheets and roof details.
Plan removal and installation in agreed stages where the site allows.
Inspect the completed roof and provide maintenance guidance.
Clear and translucent roof sheets
We assess weathered, cracked or leaking clear sheets as part of roof replacement. The assessment checks the sheet profile, fixings, overlaps and surrounding roof so replacement sheets suit the existing building. Tell us if leaks occur around the clear sections or if the sheets have become brittle.
Can the building stay in use while the roof is replaced?
That depends on the building and the work required. We discuss access, occupied areas and possible phasing during the assessment before agreeing a schedule.
Discuss your property
Send us the site address and a description of the work you need. Our team will contact you to discuss the next step.
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Roofing support, primarily in the Western Cape
Roofing Solutions brings 25 years’ experience to your property. Contact us today.
A new roof needs more than a choice of sheets. We review the roof layout, sheet profiles, flashings, gutters and access with the owner or project team. The installation schedule is coordinated with other work on site, with checks and maintenance guidance at handover.
We review the existing roof, supporting structure, sheet condition and access before recommending a replacement. The quotation sets out the proposed materials and work, including flashings and drainage details. Where clear or translucent sheets form part of the roof, we assess their condition and compatibility as part of the replacement plan.
Water can enter through damaged sheets, loose fixings, flashings or joints. We inspect the affected area and surrounding roof details, then explain the findings and proposed repairs. We also assess cracked or weathered clear sheets and their fixings, with replacement of damaged sheets included where appropriate.
Waterproofing starts with the condition of the roof beneath it. We assess joints, flashings, penetrations and drainage, then plan the cleaning, preparation and local repairs needed for a suitable treatment. Our recommendations explain which areas will be treated and how to look after them.
Painting is planned around the roof material, existing coating and condition. We identify cleaning, preparation and repairs needed before recommending suitable primers and roof coatings. Any repair work identified during the assessment is included in the proposed scope, so you can see what the job involves before it starts.
A coating specification needs to account for the roof material, previous treatments, joints and penetrations. We assess those details and set out the preparation, local repairs and treatment areas. The proposed scope explains where a rubberised system is appropriate and any work needed before application.
Our company portfolio includes asbestos-roof projects. We discuss the roof condition, building use, access and proposed replacement before defining the work. The scope covers specialist removal planning, site coordination, waste-handling arrangements and replacement roofing where required.
We inspect the old gutters and surrounding roof details before recommending replacement. The scope considers corrosion, leaking joints, outlets and stormwater routes. Aluminium or industrial box-gutter options are selected to suit the building, with custom details included where needed.
Relining is considered where the condition and layout of the existing box gutter allow it. We assess the gutter, outlets and access, then specify the lining and connection details. This gives property teams a clear basis for comparing relining with complete gutter replacement.
We supply and install aluminium and industrial box-gutter systems, with custom-manufactured components where required. The layout considers the roof area feeding each gutter, the available outlet positions and access for future maintenance. We agree the details and installation schedule with your property team.
Blocked gutters can interrupt rainwater flow and leave debris sitting against the gutter surface. We remove accumulated material, check visible outlets and note signs of corrosion or damage. The findings help you decide whether cleaning is enough or repair work also needs attention.
A whirlybird installation starts with the building's ventilation needs and roof layout. We review turbine selection and positions, along with the roof openings and weatherproof details. The proposed installation is planned around access and the way the building is used.
A maintenance plan starts with the current condition of the building. We inspect roof sheets, flashings, fixings and drainage, then provide photographic findings and recommended work priorities. Inspections, cleaning and agreed repairs can be scheduled around access and normal site activity.
