Frequently Asked
Questions

Do you need to access my home interior for the job?

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

Can Palmerston North Roofing Services do a re-roof during winter?

Yes, Palmerston North Roofing Services 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 will it take to complete a re-roof?

Re-roofing with Palmerston North Roofing Services takes about 3 to 7 days. This depends on the size and complexity of the roof. We’ll give you a timeframe when you book the job.

How much advance notice is needed for scheduling a new roof installation?

We generally schedule about a month in advance. Booking early with Palmerston North Roofing Services lets us plan your installation timeline, allowing for weather-related changes.

What’s the Best Type of Longrun Roofing?

Choosing the right longrun roofing for your house depends on its style, roof angle, and where you live. Talk to Palmerston North Roofing Services‘s sales team for personalised tips and warranty details.

Can Palmerston North Roofing Services Replace Rotten Timber During a Roof Overhaul?

Yes, Palmerston North Roofing Services addresses rotten wood when re-roofing. We also tackle structural concerns and can work with a builder if needed.

Can Insulation Be Added During Roof Replacement?

Yes, adding insulation is routine for Palmerston North Roofing Services during a roof swap. It’s an excellent time to do it.

Does Palmerston North Roofing Services include gutter cleaning with re-roofing?

Yes, gutter cleaning comes at no extra charge during our re-roofing service.

Do You Need a Permit for Re-roofing?

Permits are not usually required for ‘like for like’ re-roofing. Check with your local council for specific rules.

Switching to Longrun Roofing from Tiles

Palmerston North Roofing Services has ample experience in switching roofs to longrun, having completed many transitions from tile to longrun roofing.