New roofs in Strand — roof installations

A new roof should be specified for the structure and the covering, then installed — not ordered off a hardware tariff.

This is the new-roof card for Strand. Strand Roofing specifies the covering with the structure, then installs it — tiles, IBR, concealed-fix metal, or a flat covering where the plan asks for one. Houses, extensions and new builds in Strand, Strand and Gordon's Bay are the ordinary briefs. We are not a sheeting warehouse, not a tile catalogue, and not a waterproofing firm occupying this page because a new roof sometimes includes a torch-on detail. The visit is the start. Pitch, falls, access, how the roof will meet walls and valleys, and whether trusses are part of the same brief — those decide the spec. Older Helderberg streets often want tile to sit with the stock already there. Newer work often wants IBR or a concealed-fix sheet. We will not pretend one profile is the only roof in the basin, and we will not paste a hardware tariff onto this card. A new roof is one brief. An extension that has to marry an existing covering is another. A full strip-and-replace sits on the replacement card; do not use this page if the covering is finished and has to come off. Underlay and insulation can sit under a new roof when the brief includes them — one line in the scope, not a separate insulation company. Fascia, barge and flashings belong on the same install so the edges are not an afterthought. Send the suburb and roof photos, or photos of the open structure if it is a new build. We quote from the visit. Use the quote form, phone or WhatsApp on this page. No Rand figure is published. No warranty year is printed here. No supplier endorsement is claimed as ours.