Melbourne Quality Roofing has restored more than 3,500 tile and Colorbond roofs across Melbourne's South Eastern and Eastern suburbs over 35+ years, working directly with homeowners with no salespeople and no subcontractors. Every roof restoration comes backed by a 10-year written workmanship guarantee and a free 12-month follow-up inspection with photo evidence.
Roof Restoration Melbourne
What Is Roof Restoration?
Which Option Is Right for Your Roof?
COMPLETE ROOF RESTORATION INCLUDES A COMPLIMENTARY 12-MONTH ROOF INSPECTION - UPON REQUEST AND COMES WITH PHOTO EVIDENCE
Our Complete Roof Restoration Process
Safety Rails
Roof Cleaning
Rebedding and Repointing roof
Replacing any broken tiles
Replacing Valley
Roof Painting - 4 COAT System
How Much Does Roof Restoration Cost in Melbourne?
Roof restoration costs in Melbourne typically range from $6,000 to $8,000 for concrete and terracotta tile roofs, depending on roof size, pitch, accessibility and the extent of tile and valley repairs required. Colorbond roof restoration is quoted individually after an on-site inspection, as coating requirements vary with the roof's age and condition.
Every roof is different, so we don't give out prices without seeing it first. Photos and phone calls only tell half the story. During the free inspection, we check the number of tiles that need replacing, the condition of the valleys, how easy the roof is to access, and any hidden damage that could affect cost. That way, the price we give you is one you can actually rely on, not a guess that changes once we're up there. No pressure, no obligation, just an honest look at what your roof needs.
Contact Melbourne Quality Roofing today for a roof inspection and quote.
What Are the Signs You Need Roof Restoration?
Roof Types We Restore
Tile
Tile roofs are the most common roof type we restore across Melbourne, and our 4-coat restoration system (clean, rebed, repoint, prime and paint) is built specifically around the needs of ageing tile roofs, whether concrete or terracotta.
Terracotta
Terracotta tile roofs need careful handling since the tiles are more brittle than concrete. Our team identifies and replaces damaged terracotta tiles individually to preserve the roof's original character while restoring its watertightness and appearance.
Colorbond (Metal)
Colorbond roofs are restored using a different process to tile roofs, involving pressure cleaning, replacing rusted or worn screws, and applying a 3-coat spray coating system designed for metal roofing.
Concrete
Concrete tiles are more porous than terracotta, which means they absorb and hold moisture differently over time. Our restoration process addresses this directly by thoroughly cleaning the tile and applying a primer coat to seal the tile surface before applying the topcoats.
Why Choose Melbourne Quality Roofing for Your Roof Restoration?
Get a Free Roof Restoration Quote
Protect your home with professional roof restoration from Melbourne Quality Roofing. Book your free on-site inspection and no-obligation quote today.
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How to Restore a Roof - The Roof Restoration Processes
PRESSURE CLEANING
We pressure clean your roof using the latest in high psi pressure washers, to remove moss and lichen from the roof, a cleaned roof has a longer life expectancy, and is prepared in order to be resprayed our 4 coat colouring system.we clean the roof and we make sure we clean the spouting thorough and around the exterior of the whole house after we washed the roof area.
REBEDDING
Rebedding is a process which we remove all the old mortar from the ridge-caps and replace with new mortar, thus insuring the ridge caps will last a long time without any cracks or loose mortar.
REPOINTING
Repointing is a process which we point up all the ridge caps in flexible pointing, flexible pointing is a rubberised compound which is applied on top of the rebbeded ridge caps, there’s no cracks caused to the flexipoint with strong winds or house movement.
VALLEY REPLACEMENTS
Rusted Valleys tend to cause leaks and create damage to interior plaster ceilings and walls, new valleys are installed and left dry to ensure a long life and no more leaks.
SPRAY ROOF (ROOF PAINTING)
Spraying a roof is the process at which we spray a 4 coat system, we apply maxi primer as the first coat and spray colouring sealants for the remainder 3 coats, we only use the highest form of paints which are Regents paints, and we have tested them for the past 25 years, there is 42 colours available so there’s a colour for everyone, all paints are suited for collecting drinking water from the roof and they belong in the water based acrylic family of paints
ROOF EXTENSIONS
We also do roof extensions, we match your extension tiles to the original tiles of your roof, and with full roof restoration, your house and extension will look original and new, and you will not have 2 different sorts of tiles on your roof like you see on some houses, that the extension tiles look different from the original tiles.
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FAQs
For most roofs with sound structure, yes, restoration addresses cracked tiles, leaks, and faded colour at a fraction of the cost of a full replacement and can add 10 to 15 years of life to the roof. Replacement is generally necessary only when the roof structure itself is compromised or has already been restored once.
A quality roof restoration typically lasts 10 to 15 years before another restoration or repaint is needed, depending on the roof's exposure to weather and how well it's maintained in between.
Yes, a restored roof improves street appeal and signals to buyers that the property has been well maintained, which can support a home's resale value.
Most Melbourne roofs benefit from restoration every 10 to 15 years, though this can vary depending on the roof material, its age, and local weather exposure.
Generally no, since restoration doesn't change the roof's structure or footprint.
Insurance generally doesn't cover routine restoration, since it's considered maintenance rather than storm or accidental damage. If your roof has sustained specific storm damage, that may be assessed separately as an insurance claim rather than a standard restoration.
