We guarantee your roof will last 15 years

If it doesn't, we pay you $15,000

Three Melbourne owner-operators. 50+ years combined experience. We inspect your roof, photograph every finding, and send you a detailed proposal the same day. Every dollar mapped to a photo on your roof. No salesmen. No contractors. No pressure.

Sound familiar?

You called five roofers. Two called back.

You took half a day off work. No-show. No call, no text. The second company sounded great on the phone, but sent someone who emailed a one-page quote after 15 minutes.

Your quotes range from $6,500 to $25,000. For the same roof.

One is a single paragraph: "$6,500, roof restoration inc. clean, seal, and paint." The other is a polished PDF with photos of someone else's roof and a vague scope. Neither tells you what's included, what's not, or why the numbers are so far apart. You're comparing prices because you can't compare anything else.

You can't tell who's good and who's an actor.

Every roofer says they're reliable. Every website has five-star reviews. The salesman in the branded polo knew all the right things to say. But when you asked "who actually does the work?" the answer was vague. "Our experienced team." That means contractors. People you've never met.

You've heard "10-year warranty" before. It meant nothing.

The warranty covered "faulty workmanship," carefully defined in legal terms to ensure almost nothing qualifies. When something went wrong, nobody returned your calls. The warranty that sounded protective on paper became adversarial in practice.

You paid for a "restoration" five years ago. The paint is already peeling.

Someone cleaned your roof, sprayed cheap paint over cracked tiles and crumbling mortar, and called it done. It looked restored. For two years. Now the paint is peeling, the problems underneath are worse, and fixing it costs more because the old work has to be stripped first. The cheapest quote turned out to be the most expensive decision.

Every year you wait, it gets more expensive.

The damage doesn't wait while you decide. Cracked tiles become broken tiles. Gaps open along the ridge line. Valleys that were holding corrode through. What could be restored today becomes a $40,000–$55,000 re-roof once the tile structure degrades past the point of no return. Material and labour keep rising. You're not just paying higher prices. You're paying higher prices for a bigger job.

You're not buying a roof. You're buying a fight you hope to win.

What if it wasn't a fight?

"We'd almost given up when we found these guys. We'd called four roofers. One no-show, one who quoted over the phone without even looking at our roof. Tom spent over an hour up there. Showed us everything, including what didn't need fixing. First time someone was straight with us."

Sarah & David, Beaumaris

What changes when you work with us

The person who inspects your roof is the same one who works on it.

We answer the phone. We show up when we say we will. We stay until the job is done. Three owner-operators who inspect, quote, and do the work. No handover to contractors you've never met. No strangers on your roof. The person who shook your hand at the inspection is the same one on your roof at 7am Monday.

You see your roof clearly for the first time.

From the driveway, your roof looks fine. Up there, it's a different story. We photograph every element: broken tiles invisible from the ground, cracked mortar behind ridge caps, corroded valley iron. We photograph what's in good condition too, and recommend no work on it. When someone shows you what doesn't need fixing, you know the rest is real.

You know exactly what every dollar pays for.

No round numbers. No vague scope. Each line item photographed and explained: what we found, why it matters, what we'll do about it, and what it costs. Two options compared side by side: repair or restoration. If you've ever read a one-page quote and thought "what am I actually paying for?" This is the opposite.

Three guarantees. Backed by money, not words.

The price in your proposal is the most you will pay. It can go down. It can't go up.

Your price is based on everything we found during your inspection, and what experience tells us is likely underneath.

If we find more work than quoted (cracked tiles hidden under contamination, water-damaged fascia boards), it's covered. Fixed, documented, included. If we find less work than quoted, we refund the difference at the completion walkthrough. Those are the only two options. The risk of the unknown sits with us, not you.

Ask any roofer quoting your job: if you find something unexpected once the tiles are off, does my price go up? If you find less work than quoted, does it go down?

We come back the first winter after your restoration to prove it held.

The first winter is the test that matters. Melbourne's wettest, coldest months expose any weakness in the work.

We get into the ceiling cavity and take moisture readings to confirm your timber is dry. We work across the entire roof from ridge to gutter. Anything that needs attention is fixed on the spot. Then we walk you through your Winter Stress Test report: every finding, every photo. If we don't show up, we pay you $1,000. A roof with dry timber in the ceiling cavity is battle-tested. Not promised. Proven.

Ask any roofer quoting your job: do you come back in winter to prove the roof holds under the conditions that test it hardest? Is that included? If you don't show up, what do I get?

We guarantee your roof will last 15 years. If it doesn't, we pay you $15,000.

One guarantee covering every element of your restoration: ridge capping, tile replacements, valley work, flashing repairs, the membrane coating. One company, one promise, one payout. Not a credit. Not a plan to fix it. $15,000 paid to you.

You're not paying $25,000 for materials and labour. You're paying for the end of rain anxiety. A decade of not thinking about it. The whole house looking 10 years younger. The confidence that when a storm rolls through, you don't check the ceiling. That's the outcome you're paying for. That's what this guarantee backs.

Ask any roofer quoting your job: does your workmanship warranty guarantee my roof will last 15 years, or just minor repairs? Will you pay me $15,000 if it doesn't?

What to expect at your free roof inspection

Step 1: We start at the driveway, together.

We look at your roof together. We point out what you can see: a ridge line that's not quite straight, tiles in different shades where someone's done a patch repair with the wrong profile, moss thicker on the south side where it stays damp for days. You look at your roof every day. Now you know what you're looking at.

Step 2: We inspect every element on your roof.

We photograph every element: each roof plane, ridge capping, valleys, flashings, gutters, penetrations. We're on your roof for 30 to 45 minutes, sometimes longer on complex roofs with multiple levels or box gutters.

Step 3: We walk you through every photo.

We sit down with you and go through each photo. What needs fixing and what it means. You'll hear "your valley iron is fine, I wouldn't touch it" as often as you hear "this mortar has failed." The good news comes first.

Step 4: Your proposal arrives the same day.

That evening, your proposal lands in your inbox. Every finding photographed and explained: what we found, why it matters, what we'll do about it, and what it costs. Two options laid out side by side: repair or restoration. Read it with your partner. Take your time. If you have questions, reply to the email. You'll get a written answer you can refer back to.

"We'd been burned before, so we were ready for the hard sell. Instead he was up there for about an hour, then sat at our kitchen table and went through every photo, including the things that were fine. He told us not to spend money on them. The proposal was in our inbox by seven that night, with a price for a repair and a price for a full restoration. We could finally see what we'd be paying for."

Rob & Jenny, Sandringham

Melbourne roofs we've restored

"They were here Monday to Friday. Called before they started each morning, sent photos at the end of each day. The yard was cleaner when they left than when they arrived. We hardly noticed they were here. Except our roof looked completely different by Friday."

Samantha, Sandringham

"They came back in June. Same two guys who did our roof. Got into the ceiling cavity, went over everything, even cleaned the gutters. Timber was bone dry. It's one thing to promise a guarantee. It's another to see them actually show up and prove it."

Rob & Sue, Balwyn

The next heavy rain. You won't check the ceiling.

"It's been over a year now. Every time it rains, I just don't think about it. I used to lie awake wondering if tonight was the night something would leak. Now I don't even notice. That's what we paid for. Not a roof. Peace of mind."

Karen, Bentleigh