Roof repairs in Gordon's Bay

A repair visit should find the failed unit or flashing, say whether the covering can stay, and not become a waterproofing sales page.

This is the structural repairs card for roofs in Gordon's Bay. People search it when a tile has cracked, a sheet has lifted, a flashing has opened, or a storm has pulled a run of covering off. Gordon's Bay Roofing looks at the roof on site, then says repair versus re-roof. We repair roofs we did not originally install. We will not publish a call-out fee on this site, and we will not treat every leak as a membrane job that belongs to a waterproofing pack. A Helderberg leak is often a local failure. Valley flashings open. Ridge pointing cracks. Pipe flashings perish. A tile slips. An IBR sheet rusts at a fixing. Those are roofing repairs: find the source, replace the failed units, reset the flashing. Cape winter rain makes the same failures obvious. That is basin colour, not a survey we ran, and not a reason to invent a pre-winter service window as ours. Storm damage is on this card when the covering can be put back — a run of tiles, a sheet, a barge, a ridge. When the covering is finished across the roof, the honest scope is the replacement card, not a patch that will open again. We will say which. Photos of the roof start the quote; the visit writes the scope. Send the suburb, roof photos, and whether you think it is a repair or a re-roof. We quote from the visit. the contact details on this page contact fields live details. No Rand figure. No invented same-day promise. No warranty year printed as ours.