Frequently Asked
Questions

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

Waikato Reroofing doesn’t need to come inside your house. We do require electricity access, usually via an extension cord through a window.

Can Waikato Reroofing do a re-roof during winter?

Yes, Waikato Reroofing 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 finish a re-roof?

Re-roofing with Waikato Reroofing 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 plan a month ahead. Booking early with Waikato Reroofing helps us provide an estimated timeline and adjust for weather changes.

What’s the Best Type of Longrun Roofing?

The right longrun roofing for your house depends on its design, roof slope, and where it’s located. Chat with Waikato Reroofing‘s sales team for personal advice and details about warranties.

Can Waikato Reroofing fix rotten wood during re-roofing?

Yes, Waikato Reroofing replaces rotten timber when re-roofing. We also fix structural problems and will work with a builder if needed.

Is Adding Insulation Possible During Roof Replacement?

Adding insulation is usual for us during roof replacement. It’s a great time to do it.

Does Waikato Reroofing include gutter cleaning with re-roofing?

We clean gutters at no extra charge as part of our re-roofing service.

Do I need a permit for a new roof?

Permits are generally not required for ‘like for like’ re-roofs. Waikato Reroofing suggests checking with your local council for any specific needs.

Can You Change from Metal or Concrete Tiles to Longrun Roofing?

Waikato Reroofing specialises in switching roofs to longrun types. We’ve completed many tile-to-longrun conversions successfully.