How Much Will My Roofing Project Cost?

It varies a lot with size, roof pitch, access and material — but most full re-roofs land somewhere between roughly $8,000 and $30,000+, repairs are often a few hundred to a few thousand dollars, and a restoration typically sits in between. Your matched roofer gives you an exact, itemised quote for free.

Minor leaks, cracked tiles or rust spots are usually a repair. If the roof is structurally sound but tired-looking, a restoration (clean, re-point, re-bed and recoat) can add years. Widespread rust, sagging or repeated leaks usually mean a full replacement. The roofer inspects and tells you honestly which makes sense.

Both are great in Australia. Colorbond steel is lightweight, quick to install and excellent in bushfire and cyclone zones; concrete and terracotta tiles look classic and insulate well but weigh more. We match you with roofers who work across Colorbond, tile, slate and metal, so you can compare for your home.

Most residential re-roofs take roughly 2–5 days depending on the size of the roof, the material, and the weather. Repairs and restorations are usually quicker. Your roofer will give you a clear timeframe with your quote.

Usually not for a like-for-like replacement using the same or similar materials — that's generally classed as maintenance. Changing the roof profile, structure or material can require approval. A good local roofer knows your council's rules and will flag it before any work starts.

Yes — we only match you with licensed, insured roofers who have a track record of quality work and happy customers in your area. If your job is an insurance claim (e.g. storm or hail), many can help with the claim too.

Getting matched and quoted is completely free, and you're never under any obligation. Compare your quote, ask questions, and only proceed if you're happy.

Full re-roofs and replacements, roof restorations, leak and storm-damage repairs, re-pointing and re-bedding, gutter and downpipe work, and new-build roofing — across tile, Colorbond, metal and slate.