Frequently Asked
Questions

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

Hamilton Reroofing doesn’t need to go inside your home. We only need access to electricity, usually by running an extension cord through a window.

Can Hamilton Reroofing do a re-roof during winter?

Hamilton Reroofing can put on your new roof in any season. In winter, there might be small delays. This is to make sure the weather is right. We work only when it’s dry.

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

A re-roof by Hamilton Reroofing takes 3 to 7 days. This depends on the size and complexity of your roof. We’ll give you an estimate when you book with us.

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

We usually plan about a month ahead. Booking early with Hamilton Reroofing helps set an estimated timeline and adjusts for weather changes.

What’s the best longrun roofing type?

Choosing the right longrun roofing depends on your home’s design, roof slope, and placement. Reach out to our Hamilton Reroofing sales team for custom advice and details on warranties.

Does Hamilton Reroofing Handle Rotten Timber Replacement?

Yes, Hamilton Reroofing replaces any rotten timber during the re-roofing process. We can also address structural problems and work with a builder if needed.

Adding Insulation When Replacing a Roof

Adding insulation is standard when Hamilton Reroofing replaces a roof. It’s a perfect time for this installation.

Do Gutters Get Cleaned During Re-roofing by Hamilton Reroofing?

Gutter cleaning is part of the re-roofing service, provided at no extra cost.

Do I Need a Permit to Re-roof?

Generally, you won’t need permits for ‘like-for-like’ re-roofing. Still, Hamilton Reroofing advises contacting your local council in Hamilton for specific details.

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

We are skilled in switching roofs to longrun. We’ve done many successful conversions from tile to longrun roofing.