Planning a roof assessment here
- Photograph the junction between the main roof and any rear addition from a safe position, and identify which room below is affected.
- Explain whether equipment can enter through a side passage or rear lane, and whether neighbouring property access would need separate permission.
- If a party wall, common gutter or shared roof section is involved, bring the relevant strata or ownership information so the quote can define the repair boundary.
Location details that help
Nearby or included place examples: Marrickville, Leichhardt, Newtown.
Tell us the exact suburb, postcode and access details so we can discuss arrangements for your property.
Roof concerns you can describe
A leak after heavy rain, damaged tile, metal-sheet issue, flashing fault or gutter overflow needs a scope matched to the actual roof. Tell us what happens and which part of the property is affected.
Prepare for a useful first conversation
- Describe the affected room and when water or damage is visible.
- Confirm access, property height and the person authorised to arrange work.
- Share previous repair details and safely taken photographs.
Do not climb onto a wet or damaged roof. Keep clear of sagging ceilings and electrical hazards. For a life-threatening emergency call 000; for NSW SES storm or flood emergency assistance call 132 500.
Local enquiry questions
Can a leak beside a shared wall be repaired from my roof alone?
Sometimes, but the water entry point and ownership of the affected component need checking. The inspection should explain whether the defect is on your roof, at the junction or within a shared element. Access to a neighbour's property requires their permission; the quote should state any dependency on that access.
What should I include in a roof enquiry for Inner West NSW?
Give the exact suburb and postcode, roof material if known, number of storeys, visible problem, rain pattern and access restrictions. Use safe photos. Availability and inspection arrangements need confirmation.


