Iron Roof Restorations
The main problems that occur with iron roofs are that they fade over a period of time and can become powdery in appearance, moss grows on the roof staining the sheets and the tech screws become rusted.
By cleaning and applying the correct coatings the roof can be given new life and will look fantastic again for many years.
- Site assessed
- Safety anchor points installed
- Ladder locks installed
- SWMS filled in
- Roofers Safety Pole Installed
- Trained Tradespersons
The roof is checked over for any of the following:
- Loose barge capping secured
- Protruding nails tapped back down
- Rusted tech screws replaced
- Seals checked around flues, air conditioning & pipes
Careful preparation goes into the process before cleaning takes place, which includes
- Disconnection of water tanks
- Downpipes disconnected
- Solar panels covered
- Job site is cleaned
- Gutters cleaned out
- Rust proofing
- Vehicles removed from near roof
- Downpipes reconnected
Colour coats are applied by a spray machine.
- Undercoat applied which is either a primer or metal primer depending on the surface
- Two top colour coats applied in the matt finish. With a choice of 36 colours this is often the hardest decision
- The product is fade resistant & durable
- A matt finish on irons roofs is applied as it ages well and prevents the showing up of imperfections on the irons sheets as in rough spots compared to shiny areas
Cleaned iron roof, rusted tech screws ready to be replaced
Metal primed roof
Coated metal roof, matt finish Colorbond Monument
Replacing tech screws on colorbond roof
Cleaned iron roof from knuckle boom
Painted iron roof from knuckle boom