
BeforeAfterCracked Pointing Resealed
Before: cracked, crumbling pointing letting rain under the ridge. After: rebedded and repointed.

Our Roofing Service
Water stain on the ceiling or drips after heavy rain? We track down where water is really getting into your tiled roof — often nowhere near the stain — and fix the cause properly, across Melbourne and the Macedon Ranges.
5-Star Google Reviews Based on 77 reviews
Almost 30 Years’ Experience
In the roofing trade since 1997
Local Family Business
Owner-supervised on every job
Tiled Roof Specialists
Concrete & terracotta roofs
Free Roof Assessments
Detailed quotes, no hidden fees

5-Star Google Reviews
Based on 77 reviews
Water rarely drips straight down from where it gets in. It can travel along tiles, battens and timbers before it shows up inside — which is why so many leaks get “fixed” in the wrong place.
We don’t guess. We get up on the roof, inspect every likely entry point above and around the leak and follow the path the water is taking until we find the real source — whether that’s a cracked tile, failed pointing, a rusted valley iron or something else entirely.
Then we explain exactly what we found and give you a clear, detailed quote to fix it. A leak repaired at its source stays repaired, so you’re not paying for the same problem twice.
After almost 30 years on tiled roofs, we know the usual suspects. Most leaks we find come from one of these — and every one of them is fixable.
Tiles crack with age, hail or a falling branch, and slip out of line when fixings fail — leaving a gap straight into the roof space.
Learn moreValleys carry a large share of the water off your roof. Once a valley iron rusts through, water runs under the tiles instead.
Learn moreWhen the pointing along ridges and hips cracks, wind-driven rain gets under the caps and into the roof.
Learn moreCrumbling mortar under the ridge caps lets them loosen and lift, opening gaps along the highest points of the roof.
Learn moreLeaves and debris stop water draining away, so it builds up and spills back under the tiles during heavy rain.
On an ageing roof, weathered tiles absorb more water. If the whole roof is worn, a restoration may be the better fix.
Learn moreNot sure where your leak is coming from? That’s our job. We’ll inspect your roof, find the cause and recommend the right repair at a fair price.
Book a Free AssessmentA methodical approach finds the true source the first time — so the repair actually works and the stain doesn’t come back after the next downpour.
When you book, let us know where the water shows up and when — only in heavy rain, in strong wind or all the time. It all helps.
We get up on the roof and inspect the area above and around where the water is appearing inside.
We follow the path water is taking, checking tiles, pointing, bedding, valleys and flashings until we find where it’s getting in.
We explain what we found in plain English and give you a clear, detailed quote to fix it — no hidden fees.
We repair the leak at its source, whether that means replacing tiles, a valley iron, or rebedding and repointing.
While we’re up there, we look over the rest of the roof and let you know about anything worth keeping an eye on.
Leaks are always easier — and cheaper — to fix early. If you’ve spotted a stain or a damp patch, book an assessment before the next heavy rain.
Book a Free AssessmentDrag the handle on each photo to see the repairs behind some of the leaks we’ve tracked down on Melbourne roofs.

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View More Roofing ProjectsSome leaks announce themselves with a drip. Most are quieter. If you notice any of these around your home, it’s time to have your roof checked.
Brown rings, bubbling paint or soft plaster usually mean water has been getting through for a while.
A damp smell or mould in ceilings, cornices or built-in cupboards can point to a slow, hidden leak.
Water that only appears in heavy or wind-driven rain often comes from pointing, valleys or slipped tiles.
Cracked or slipped tiles, crooked ridge caps or rusty valleys are all possible entry points for water.
Finding a leak takes patience and experience on tiled roofs. We bring both — along with honest advice and quotes that include everything.
We’ve been working on tiled roofs since 1997, so we know where leaks usually start — and where to look when they don’t.
We only recommend the work your roof genuinely needs. If the problem is smaller than you think, we’ll tell you and help you save money where we can.
Free, detailed quotes that make the pricing clear from the start, with no surprise add-ons at the end of the job.
Every job is supervised on site, so each step is done properly — never rushed, and never left half finished.
We work on concrete and terracotta tiled roofs every day, so we know how each tile type and roof style should be handled.
We’re fully qualified and insured, use quality materials and proven techniques, and stand behind the quality of our work.
Straight answers about finding and fixing roof leaks, costs and booking an assessment with our family team.
Still have a question?
Book a free roof assessment online, or give us a call and we’ll be happy to help.
We start with where the water shows up inside and when it happens, then inspect the roof above and around that area. We follow the path the water is taking — checking tiles, pointing, bedding, valleys and flashings — until we find the real point of entry.
Water often gets in at one point, then runs along tiles, battens or timbers before it drips onto the ceiling. That’s why patching the area directly above a stain doesn’t always stop a leak, and why we trace it back to the source.
Many leaks come from cracked pointing, deteriorated bedding, slipped tiles, rusted valley irons or blocked valleys — none of which are easy to see from the ground. Hairline cracks in tiles can be hard to spot too.
Yes. Once we’ve found the cause, we explain what’s needed and give you a detailed quote. We then repair it properly — replacing tiles or valley irons, or rebedding and repointing — so the leak is fixed at its source.
It depends on what’s causing the leak and the work needed to fix it. We start with a free roof assessment, then give you a clear, detailed quote that includes everything — no hidden fees or surprise extras.
That depends on your policy and the cause. Damage from a specific event, such as a storm, is often treated differently to general wear and tear, so check with your insurer. We can inspect the roof and give you a detailed quote setting out the damage and the repairs needed.
Sometimes. If a leak is caused by a single problem, a repair is all you need. If we find the whole roof is worn — porous tiles, cracked pointing all over — a roof restoration may be better value. We’ll always tell you honestly.
We specialise in residential tiled roofs, both concrete and terracotta, and we find and fix roof leaks throughout Greater Melbourne and the Macedon Ranges. We don’t work on metal, Colorbond, slate or shingle roofs, and we don’t offer roof plumbing. Not sure if we cover your suburb? You can book a free roof assessment or give us a call.

Roof Leak Detection Melbourne
Book a free roof assessment and we’ll track down where the water is getting in, explain what’s needed and repair it at the source.