FAQs

Will you need to come inside my house for the job?

Waikato Roofers doesn’t need to go inside your home. We do, however, need electricity. Normally, we use an extension cord from a window.

Can Waikato Roofers do a re-roof during winter?

Yes, Waikato Roofers can replace roofs all year round. In winter, we may face small delays to make sure weather conditions are suitable, ensuring we only work when it’s dry.

How long does re-roofing take?

A re-roof by Waikato Roofers takes between 3 and 7 days. This depends on the roof’s size and complexity. We’ll give an estimated time when you book the job.

How early should I schedule a new roof installation?

We usually schedule about one month ahead of time. Booking early with Waikato Roofers helps plan for the installation timeline and allows for weather-related changes.

What’s the best type of longrun roofing?

The ideal longrun roofing for your property hinges on its architecture, roof angle, and placement. For customised guidance and warranty info, connect with Waikato Roofers’s sales team.

Can Waikato Roofers Replace Rotten Timber While Re-roofing?

Absolutely, Waikato Roofers takes care of rotten timber during re-roofing. We also tackle any structural concerns and can work with a builder if needed.

Can Insulation Be Added When Replacing My Roof?

Adding insulation is common practise for Waikato Roofers when replacing roofs, making it a good time to install it.

Do Gutters Get Cleaned During Re-roofing by Waikato Roofers?

Gutter cleaning is part of our re-roofing service at no added charge.

Is a Permit Needed for Re-roofing?

Permits are generally not required for ‘like for like’ re-roofing. Waikato Roofers suggests you verify with your local council for particular rules.

Can I Change From Metal or Concrete Tiles to Longrun Roofing?

Waikato Roofers has vast experience switching roofs to longrun. We’ve completed many tile-to-longrun projects successfully.