Services
Metal Roof Replacements and New Installations
Bostock Metal Roofing specialise in metal roof replacements, including:
✔️ Remove and replace metal roofs,
✔️ Tile-to-metal roof replacements,
✔️ Asbestos-to-metal roof replacements, as well as
✔️ Metal roof installations on new builds.
We value expertise, attention to detail and communication. We want your new roof to protect your home or asset, and look great for decades.
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After you’ve reached out to us for a quote, we will meet you on site to discuss options and measure roof areas for your project. Additional elements can include:
— Fall-protection scaffolding
— Insulation
— Gutters and gutter guard
— Downpipes
— Roof ventilation
— Timber or metal battens
— Asbestos removal
— Polycarbonate roof areas
— Choosing a BlueScope steel product to best suit your environment and roof design.We use our own engineer-tested and -certified fall-protection scaffolding system (safety rail), which is installed before we begin work.
We can replace tile and asbestos roofs with metal roofs, install polycarbonate roofing sheets and arrange removing and replacing solar panels and solar hot water systems to facilitate roofing works.
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You have accepted the quote and have a start date. Before we commence a full roof replacement or installation, we will organise QBCC Home Warranty Insurance, building approval and carry out a final check measure.
Fall-protection scaffolding will be installed before it’s time to start, and we get to work with processes in place to minimise stress and maximise efficiency.We always have one eye on the weather, and the other monitoring the team’s energy and safety, especially in extreme heat conditions.
We will have your new roof sheeted and watertight in a timely manner, then focus on the more detailed aspects of the roofing system, so your new roof is completed quickly and beautifully finished with skill and expertise.
Old or damaged metal components will be taken to be recycled, and all other trade-generated rubbish will be removed from your property.
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We follow safe work methods to minimise risk and hazards involved in metal roofing; for example, you'll see us using scaffold edge-protection and, if necessary, harnesses. At least one crew member on every job has first-aid training.
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Bostock Metal Roofing has over a decade of experience providing their services to the insurance industry. During a storm event, we are able to respond quickly and with skill to secure the damaged area, or ‘make-safe’, as well as repair and replace storm-damaged roofs.
We provide:
— Emergency Make-safes
— Assessment Reports
— Metal Roof Repairs and Replacement
— Structural Compliance to Australian Standards.After a storm hits, it can be devastating, and sometimes confusing about how to begin dealing with repair work. If your home is insured, and there is some damage to your roof, we recommend that you contact your insurance company.
If you have any questions about how to proceed repairing or replacing damage to your roof, please don’t hesitate to reach out.
“I strongly recommend that if you are in need of a metal roofing expert, that you engage the services of Saxon and his team immediately! I can honestly say that the whole experience, from start to finish, could not have been any smoother.
— Excellent, timely communication
— Utmost professionalism at all times
— Fair pricing
— Top quality workmanship [...]
Best roofing company in Queensland!”
“Saxon was great. He communicated well, turned up when he said he would, and got the job done without fuss. He even helped me out by staging his work and scaffolding in such a way that I was able to take care of related works myself at the same time, which, otherwise, would have been a drama.”
Repairs and Maintenance
Do you have a leak, damage to your roof, or need a maintenance check-up?
The five most common causes of water ingress include: damaged roofing materials, poorly installed flashing, blocked gutters and downpipes, poorly sealed roof penetrations, and deteriorating sealants.
With decades of experience, we can solve water ingress mysteries and help to prevent future issues.
Regular inspections by professionals, timely repairs, and proper maintenance are key elements in preventing water ingress from a roof. If you are concerned about the integrity of your roof or have noticed water coming in, it's crucial to address this issue promptly to prevent water damage to the interior of the building and to extend the roof’s lifespan.
“Great service, flexible and 5-star end product!”
Roof Condition Reports
What is a roof condition report?
A roof condition report is a comprehensive document generated by a qualified roofing professional after a thorough examination of a building's roof. Our reports provide a detailed analysis of the roof's condition, identifying any existing or potential issues that may compromise its integrity or functionality.
Observations and Recommendations
Our assessment details observations on the state of roofing materials, flashings, gutters and any penetrations such as vents or antennas. We will note signs of damage due to storm events, wear or inadequate installation. Additionally, we offer recommendations for repairs, maintenance or replacements.
Proactive
A well-documented roof condition report serves as a valuable tool for property owners, helping you to make informed decisions about necessary repairs and proactive maintenance to ensure the longevity and performance of your roofing system.
Example of parapet caps holding water (9) due to poorly designed flashings, causing silicone sealant to quickly deteriorate and water ingress.
Quality Material
BLUESCOPE STEEL AND COLORBOND
BlueScope steel is Australian made with a thirty-six year warranty period. There are several types of BlueScope steel coatings that take in to consideration the environment, energy efficiency and aesthetics. We most often use BlueScope Colorbond, which comes in a diverse range of colours. Colorbond can reduce heating and cooling costs by up to twenty percent. Other BlueScope options include: Zincalume, marine-grade Ultrabond and stainless steel, and galvanised finishes.
SA = Solar Absorption (the lower the figure, the cooler your home)
