Architectural asphalt shingles
A common choice for pitched residential roofs, available in many colours and profiles.
- Layered, dimensional look
- Wide colour range
- Manufacturer warranty terms vary by product
Find out whether your roof needs repair or replacement. Request a free inspection, review your material options and get a clear written scope and estimate before you decide.

Any one of these is worth a closer look. An inspection tells you whether a repair is enough or replacement makes more sense.
Shingles that lift, curl or crack let wind and water get underneath.
Asphalt shingles shed their protective granules as they wear.
Water stains on ceilings or daylight through roof boards point to a problem.
A dip in the roof line can mean decking or structural issues that need a closer look.
Persistent moisture can damage shingles, decking and roofline timber.
When the same roof needs patching again and again, compare repair with replacement.
An overview, not a price list. The right material depends on your roof’s pitch, structure, local requirements and the look you want. The team confirms what suits your home and prices it after the inspection.
A common choice for pitched residential roofs, available in many colours and profiles.
Standing-seam panels or metal shingles for a crisp, contemporary roofline.
Engineered products that recreate the look of slate or cedar shake.
Membrane systems for flat or low-slope sections, porches and additions.
Send a short request. The team confirms your location and a suitable time.
We assess the roof covering, flashing, ventilation, gutters and visible decking concerns.
You get the proposed work, materials and an estimate to review. No pressure to decide on the day.
Confirm the product and colour, then agree a start date with the team.
The team carries out the agreed scope and keeps you updated through your project link.
Review the finished roof with the team and keep your warranty documents together.
Yes. The inspection is free and there is no obligation to go ahead with the work.
No. A useful estimate needs measurements, the condition of the roof and your material choice to be confirmed first. We prepare it after the inspection.
The inspection findings help: the age and condition of the roof, how widespread the problems are and whether repairs have been done before. We explain both options where they apply.
It depends on the size and complexity of the roof, the material and the weather. The team confirms the expected timing in your scope.
Manufacturer coverage and workmanship coverage are separate and vary by product. Ask for the written terms for your chosen products and installation before you sign.
Only your insurer can say. If storm damage is involved, see how we help document it on our insurance help page.
A free inspection. A written scope. Your decision.