Asbestos Roof Replacement Gold Coast

Our process for replacing asbestos roofs is not just about removing the old and installing the new; it’s about ensuring the entire experience is seamless and stress-free for you. From the initial assessment to the final touches, we take the time to guide you through each phase, so you know exactly what to expect.

Risk Assessment & Roof Evaluation

The first step in our process is a comprehensive risk assessment and roof evaluation, during which we will carefully inspect your current roof to identify any signs of damage or deterioration. This evaluation is really important, as it helps us understand the extent of asbestos present and allows us to tailor our approach.

Asbestos Roofing Removal

Once we’ve evaluated your roof, it’s time to safely remove the asbestos roofing. Our experienced team follows strict guidelines and regulations to ensure a safe removal process when doing this, utilising the latest techniques and equipment. We understand that this can be a daunting phase, but you can rest assured knowing that we prioritise your safety and the safety of your property, and with our team on the job, you’ll be in the best possible hands.

Review Damages & Plan Fixes

After the asbestos removal, we’ll take some time to review any damage that may have occurred beneath the old roofing. We’ll then discuss our findings with you, providing a clear plan for any necessary repairs, and because we believe that transparency is key, we’ll keep things easy to understand so you’ll feel comfortable with the decisions we make together.

Installation of New Metal Sheeting, Guttering & Downpipes

With the old materials gone and any repairs addressed, we will move on to the installation of new metal sheeting, guttering, and downpipes. Our team uses high-quality materials when doing this that are not only durable but also designed to withstand the Gold Coast climate.

Over time, undisturbed asbestos can deteriorate, releasing harmful fibres into your home’s environment. This exposure can lead to serious health issues for you and your family, including respiratory problems and other long-term illnesses.

Waiting too long can also result in further damage to your home, increasing repair costs down the line. So, by addressing your asbestos roofing needs sooner rather than later, you’re not only safeguarding your health but also protecting your property investment.

If you’re unsure whether your roof contains asbestos, there are a few signs to look out for. Firstly, homes built before the mid-1980s are more likely to have asbestos materials as it was a very popular building material at the time, and people were not aware of the risks involved in installing it.

You can also sometimes spot asbestos by taking a close look at your roof, and if it appears to be made of fibro or any material that resembles cement sheeting, there’s a chance it could contain asbestos.

However, the safest route is to consult with a professional, as we can conduct an inspection and, if necessary, a laboratory analysis to confirm the presence of asbestos and guide you on the next steps.