Roof Plumbing & Gutters in Sydney

Catch the drip in a bucket, move anything valuable out of the way, and keep people clear if water is near a light fitting. Stay off the roof. Take a photo, note the weather, and ring us so we can book the trace.

We fix the roof plumbing on tile roofs, which is where most of their leaks start: valley irons, flashings, gutters and box gutters, plus ridge capping repointing. If a leak turns out to be cracked or slipped tiles, we show you the photos and tell you straight.

It depends on the height and pitch of the roof, whether it is tile or metal, and what actually failed. A lifted flashing is a small job and a rusted-out box gutter is a big one. You get the price in writing before any repair starts.

A plumber answers the phone 24/7, not a call centre. Nobody walks a roof in lightning or high wind, so storm visits often start inside, limiting the damage, with the roof work done once it is safe. After-hours attendance is quoted on the phone before anyone leaves.

A gutter with a couple of small holes and firm steel everywhere else is worth patching. If the metal flexes or flakes when pressed near the joints, it has rusted through and replacement is the better spend.

Under NSW tenancy law, a serious roof leak is an urgent repair. Tenants should tell the landlord or agent straight away. Landlords and agents can book us directly.

Roofs are generally common property in NSW strata schemes, so the owners corporation usually arranges and pays for the repair. The strata plan and by-laws set the detail for your building.

We are licensed and insured, and the plumber on your roof is one of ours, not a subcontractor. Roof plumbing is its own licence category in NSW, and you are welcome to ask about it when you ring.