Roof replacement in Goodna
Roof replacement and Colorbond roofing in Goodna, between Ipswich and Brisbane. Free on-site quote and a written price before any work starts.
Homes in Goodna
Goodna is an older suburb near the Brisbane River, with timber homes, highset Queenslanders and brick homes from the 1960s to the 1980s.
Roofs we see in Goodna
Old corrugated iron and early tile roofs are common. Rust at the laps, loose fixings and worn flashings are typical on homes of this age.
Weather and exposure
Low-lying, humid conditions near the river are hard on old iron and timber battens, so we check the battens closely during the quote.
Roofing in Goodna: questions.
Do you check the battens on older Goodna homes?
Yes. On older timber homes the battens can be worn or rotted. We check them during the inspection and allow for any replacement in the written quote.
How do I get a quote for a new roof in Goodna?
Call 0480 095 902 or send the form on this page. We arrange a time to come to your Goodna property, look at the roof and send you a written quote. It is free and there is no obligation.
Are you licensed?
Yes. Top Tin Roofing holds QBCC licence 15587145. Our ABN is 25 656 843 944.
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