
Roofing Services
Full roof assessments for period homes on the High Street side of the suburb.
Learn more about Roofing ServicesLooking for roofers in East Launceston? Many homes here sit on the rise above the city, with brick chimneys, multiple roof planes and iron that has been patched over the decades.
We start at the junctions, since that is where older roofs tend to let go first. Then we give you a clear choice between repair and replacement.

Period houses often have steep pitches and several valleys that meet at awkward angles. Each junction is a place where old lead, soft sealant or rusted iron can fail.
Street parking and short driveways also shape the day. We plan deliveries so sheets and tiles arrive when they can go straight up.
Every service below is available here, with the older housing stock kept in mind.

Full roof assessments for period homes on the High Street side of the suburb.
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Traced and fixed leaks around tall brick chimneys and stepped walls.
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Careful strip-outs on steep old roofs with several valleys.
Learn more about Roof Replacement
Rear additions tied neatly into original East Launceston rooflines.
Learn more about Residential Roof Installation
Worn tile ridges brought back on the suburb's interwar brick homes.
Learn more about Roof Restoration
Valley checks where autumn leaves collect on complex roof shapes.
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Roof work for consulting rooms in converted East Launceston houses.
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Corrugated steel that keeps the traditional wave on older facades.
Learn more about Colorbond Roofing Installation
Terracotta options that sit comfortably on established streets.
Learn more about Tile Roofing Installation
Assessment of old cement sheet on rear sleep-outs and garages.
Learn more about Asbestos Roof Removal And ReplacementAge and shape cause most of the trouble on these roofs.
Old mortar joints and flashings open up, and water runs straight down the brickwork.
Roof planes meeting at odd angles hide rusted valley iron under leaves.
Decades of sealant can conceal the actual source of a leak.
Older roofs often give you a real choice, so we compare both.
Best where the iron or tile is sound and failures are confined to flashings.
See our roof repairs page for details.
Better where rust is widespread and the battens have had their day.
See our roof replacement page for details.
Keeping the character of the house matters as much as keeping it dry.
We match profiles and detail flashings to suit the older house.
Only the section we can close that day gets opened up.
You see photos of each fault and what we suggest doing.
A photo of the stain and the street view helps us prepare.
We check junctions first, then the rest of the cover.
Repairs and any re-roof option are listed separately.
Old fixings and offcuts leave with us at the end.
Some blocks fall away behind the house, so a roof that looks single-storey from the front can be much higher at the rear. That changes the fall protection we set up.
Mature gardens are common too, and we protect them when materials and ladders have to go around the side.
We also work in these parts of Launceston.
One team for the whole roof, whatever its age.
View serviceQuick help when a storm finds a weak joint.
View serviceWhen patched iron has finally had enough.
View serviceRoofing new studios and rear extensions.
View serviceA second life for sound tile on brick homes.
View serviceA yearly look at chimneys and valleys.
View serviceLeak repairs for offices along the main roads.
View serviceColour options that suit an older street.
View serviceNatural clay that keeps a traditional look.
View serviceDo not disturb old sheet on the back sleep-out.
View serviceHeight at the rear, the number of valleys and how we get materials to the roof usually matter more than the size of the house.
| Chimney or flashing repair | Depends on the height and how the brick has held up |
|---|---|
| Part re-roof | Depends on how the section meets the rest of the roof |
| Full re-roof | Depends on valleys, pitch and battens |
Usually. We can use a corrugated profile and detail the flashings to suit the home, and we will talk through options before you decide.
That is up to you. A disused chimney still needs sound flashings and capping, or it can continue to let water in.
Wind-driven rain often finds gaps on the weather side of older homes. We will check the junctions on that wall.
Yes. Let us know what the street is like, and we will plan deliveries so they are not left blocking it.
Send a photo of the problem and your street name. We will book an inspection and explain your options.