Water coming through the ceiling after heavy rain? We find where it is getting in, then repair the membrane, sheeting, gutter, flashing, or skylight that has failed.
Tell us what is happening and our team will get back to you.
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Heavy rain shows up every weak point in a roof: a failed membrane on a flat roof, a lifted flashing, a gutter that overflows back into the house, or a skylight seal that has let go.
We find where the water is getting in using thermal imaging and water testing, so the repair targets the cause. Then the same team carries out the repair.
Usually the first sign of a failed membrane, flashing, or gutter above.
Standing water speeds up membrane breakdown and finds every weak joint.
A blocked or failed gutter can send water back inside in heavy rain.
Water held in the roof space keeps damaging the ceiling and the structure.
Gaps at laps, fixings, and flashings let wind-driven rain into the roof space.
Failed seals and flashings around a skylight let water run inside.
We use thermal imaging, moisture mapping, and water testing to find the source, so we open up as little as possible.
Torch-on and polyurethane membranes repaired or replaced on flat roofs, roof decks, and terraces.
Best for: Flat roofs and roof decks
Roof sheet repairs and replacement, including gutters, flashing, and downpipes.
Best for: Metal sheet roofs
Gutters and box gutters repaired or replaced with correct falls, stop ends, and sealants.
Best for: Gutters that overflow inside
Old flashings and sealants removed, and new waterproof flashing and sealing installed.
Best for: Skylights and roof junctions
Tell us what is happening. If water is coming in now, say so when you call.
We test the roof so the repair targets the cause.
The membrane, sheeting, gutter, or flashing is repaired to the manufacturer’s specification.
We check the finished work and hand over the documentation and warranty details.
Yes. We find and repair roof leaks on homes.
Yes. Call 1300 665 325 and tell us what is happening. If water is coming in now, say so when you call.
We use non-destructive methods first, such as thermal imaging and moisture mapping, to keep exploratory work to a minimum.
Home insurance usually covers sudden events, not gradual wear or a membrane that has reached the end of its life. Check your policy.
Our emergency repairs cover Melbourne and Perth. Our head office is in Mitcham, Melbourne.
Call 1300 665 325, or send the details and our team will get back to you.
