Roof Restoration & Repairs Wheelers Hill

Wheelers Hill was built out mainly through the 1970s and 80s, and it shows in the housing: large, often double-storey brick-veneer homes on big elevated blocks, most with concrete tile roofs and a good number in Colorbond. Those roofs are large, so when the pointing perishes and the coating fades, there is a lot of surface to bring back, and it makes a big difference to the look of the house.

Sitting up on the hill near Jells Park, these roofs are exposed to more wind and collect leaf litter off the surrounding parkland and gums. We see a lot of moss on the shaded faces and gutters that clog through autumn. A proper clean and restoration handles the lot.

On the large 1970s and 80s roofs around Wheelers Hill, these are the issues we see most:

• Perished ridge-cap pointing across big concrete tile roofs

• Faded, chalky tiles and coating over a large, visible roof area

• Chalking and surface rust on older Colorbond roofs and extensions

• Moss and lichen on the shaded, exposed faces up on the hill

• Gutters and valleys clogged with leaf litter off the parkland gums

• Cracked or slipped tiles after the wind that comes across the rise

On a roof this size, a restoration transforms the whole look of the home, and for a fraction of the cost of re-roofing it.