
Montrose roofs live under big trees at the foot of Mount Dandenong. That means leaves, moss, fallen branches and leaks. Call us and we will come and look.
Montrose is where the suburbs meet the hills. The blocks are bigger, the trees are taller, and it rains more here than it does down on the flat.
All of that lands on the roof. Leaves and bark fill the gutters and valleys. Shade keeps the tiles damp so moss and lichen take over. And when a storm comes through, branches come down.
The houses are a mix. Older weatherboard homes with metal roofs, brick veneer with cement tiles, and newer places built to suit sloping blocks. We repair both tile and metal.
Under trees like these a gutter does not stay clear for long. Leaf guard mesh keeps the leaves out of it in the first place, which matters in summer as much as in winter. See gutters and leaf guards. If a storm has already done damage, see storm damage repairs.
More rain, more shade and more falling timber than the suburbs down on the flat.
Drag the handle across to compare before and after.
The same start on every job, so you know what happens next before you book anything.
Yes. We are based in Lilydale, a short drive away, and Montrose is part of our home ground in the eastern suburbs.
We call you to lock in a time that suits, come out and inspect the roof, photograph what we find, and give you a written estimate with your options laid out. No pressure and no obligation to go ahead.
Yes, we are fully insured, with proper safety gear and the paperwork sorted before anyone gets on your roof. The 10 year workmanship warranty is for completed restorations, and you get it in writing.
Right across Melbourne, north, south, east and west. If you are not sure whether you are in range, ask. The answer is usually yes.
Montrose sits beside Kilsyth and Mooroolbark, with Mount Evelyn and Kalorama close by.
We come out to suit your schedule, get up there, and give you a straight answer and a written price. Free, and with nothing owing if you decide not to go ahead.