The total cost for professional roof restoration mainly depends on several factors. This includes the size of the roof, accessibility, the type of property such as single or multiple storeys, the preferred roofing material, and amount of work that needs to be done. Average roofing restoration jobs typically range from $4,000 up to $12,000. It can go lower or higher depending on the other factors.

A reputable roof restoration service provider will do thorough inspection and assessment of the roof’s condition first before giving you the final cost for the project; and to determine whether the damages can be solved with restoration or severe enough to require replacement, which can be pricier.

Depending on the condition of the roof, it may have to be restored or replaced. Only a professional can determine which one is the most appropriate. Generally, roofs with minor damages such as cracks, breaks, or those that were infested with mould, moss, algae, lichen, as well as roofs with thickened and hardened build up of debris and dirt, restoration may be suitable.

Call a professional roof restoration service provider when you see visible signs of damages such as water leaks, water marks, and other obvious signs of damages.

We usually complete roof restoration in just 2-3 days. Some, however, require us more days to finish. This depends on the availability of materials, the weather, and accessibility of the area that needs to be restored. Other considerations that affect how long the roof restoration is completed, in general, include the equipment and the skills of the service provider you hired.

Yes, definitely! A home or property with damaged roof does not only lose its aesthetic and functional value, it also significantly decreases its market value. When homebuyers look at a potential home, they usually go for a property that does not require too much repairs. A newly restored roof can boost your property’s value by up to 15% to 40%.

There are many different factors that affect the lifespan of the restored roof. One is the type of roof. For example, a restored cement roof tiles can serve you for as long as 50 years while the colorbond roofs can last 25 to 50 years. Meanwhile, terracotta roofs can last up to amazingly 75 years, but it may require restoration every 10 or 20 years.

Other factors that affect the lifespan of a restored roof include the degree of exposure to environmental and outdoor elements, how it was maintained, the age and condition prior to restoration, and the material or type of roofing material used.