Frequently Asked
Questions

Will you need to come inside my house for the job?

Otago Roofing Services does not need to go inside your home. We only need access to electricity, usually by running an extension cord through a window.

Can Otago Roofing Services do a re-roof during winter?

Yes, Otago Roofing Services can replace your roof any time of year. In winter, there might be some delays. This is to make sure the weather is good and work is done only when it’s dry.

How long will it take to finish a re-roof?

A re-roof by Otago Roofing Services usually takes 3-7 days. This depends on the roof’s size and complexity. We’ll give you an estimate when you book with us.

How far in advance should I schedule a new roof installation?

We generally plan about a month in advance. Booking early with Otago Roofing Services helps provide an estimated timeline and allows for weather-related changes.

What’s the Best Type of Longrun Roofing?

The ideal longrun roofing for your home depends on the layout, roof pitch, and where you live. Talk to Otago Roofing Services‘s sales team for personalised advice and warranty details.

Can Otago Roofing Services Replace Rotten Timber During a Roof Overhaul?

Yes, we replace rotten timber during a roof overhaul. We also fix structural problems and can work with a builder if needed.

Is adding insulation possible during roof replacement?

At Otago Roofing Services, installing insulation during roof replacement is common practise. It’s a great chance to do so.

Does Otago Roofing Services Include Gutter Cleaning with Re-roofing?

Gutter cleaning is part of the re-roofing service at no added cost.

Is a Permit Necessary for Re-roofing?

Permits are generally not needed for replacing like materials in re-roofing. It’s wise to check specifics with your local council as advised by Otago Roofing Services.

Can I change from metal or concrete tiles to longrun roofing?

Otago Roofing Services has expertise in transforming roofs into longrun. We’ve successfully converted many tile roofs into longrun ones in Otago.