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A pale ribbed metal roof on a new home in bushland, looking along a hip towards gum trees under a cloudy sky

Metal roofing across the Shoalhaven

Your home, covered properly.

Metal roofing built for salt air, coastal wind and bushfire country.

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Looking out for your home

Roofs that last

We help you choose the right roof for where you live.

  • Salt air

    Near the coast, salt settles on the roof and eats into the steel. Steel graded for your distance from the sea slows that down.

  • Coastal wind

    Strong gusts try to lift the sheets, so they need fixing to the manufacturer's pattern for your site's wind rating.

  • Bushfire

    Much of the Shoalhaven is bushfire prone. Steel sheeting doesn't burn, and ridges and gutters can be sealed against embers.

  • Heavy rain

    Gutters and valleys need to be sized for the roof they drain, or water overflows in a downpour.

01Work

Recent work

All work
  1. 01Suburban home
  2. 02New home in a housing estate

Worried about your roof?

Most roof problems start small and out of sight. These are the ones worth catching early.

  • 01Rust

    Rust spreads from laps, cut edges and fixings. Once it eats through, water gets into the ceiling below.

  • 02Leaks

    A stain on the ceiling is usually the last sign. Water can run along a batten for metres before it shows.

  • 03Loose or rusted screws

    Washers perish in the sun and salt. A lifting screw lets water in and lets the sheet move in the wind.

  • 04Blocked gutters and valleys

    Leaves hold water against the steel and push it back under the sheets in heavy rain.

  • 05Storm damage

    Wind and falling branches lift sheets and bend flashings, often where you can't see from the ground.

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Hip, ridge and valley capping meeting on a pale corrugated metal roof, with timber roof frames on the next block
A grey ribbed metal roof with a flashed vent pipe and flashing folded along a brick wall
Hip capping meeting at the ridge on a charcoal corrugated metal roof, with gum trees behind

02Services

What ENJ does

All services
  1. 01Roof replacementReplacing an existing tile or metal roof with new metal sheeting, including battens, insulation and flashings.
  2. 02New roofsMetal roofing for new homes, extensions, carports, sheds and outbuildings, from the frame to a finished, watertight roof.
  3. 03Roof repairsFinding and fixing leaks, repairing storm damage, and replacing damaged sheets and flashings on existing metal roofs.
  4. 04Gutters, fascia and downpipesReplacing and installing gutters, fascia, downpipes and rainwater goods to suit the roof they drain.

The process

What happens when you get in touch

From the first phone call to the finished roof, this is how a job runs.

  1. 1

    Get in touch

    Call John or Ethan, or send the details through the website. We'll talk through what's going on with your roof and what you're after.

  2. 2

    Roof inspection

    We come out and look at the roof itself: its condition, pitch, structure and access. You can ask questions while we're there.

  3. 3

    Free quote

    You get a written quote covering the materials and what the job includes, so you know what you are agreeing to.

  4. 4

    Installation

    The old roof comes off where needed, and the new sheeting, flashings and gutters go on.

  5. 5

    Handover

    Before we leave, we go over the finished roof with you and answer anything you want to know.

Let's talk

Tell us about your roof

Send the details or call directly. Quotes are free.

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