Where We Work Across the Ryde District

Four distinct roofing areas, not one

The district between the Parramatta and Lane Cove rivers looks like one place on a map and behaves like four when you are standing on a roof. The housing stock, the council, the exposure and the usual faults change as you move across it, so the suburb pages below are written separately rather than stamped from a template.

Free inspection and a written quote anywhere on this list. Call (02) 9100 0199.

The Ryde ridge and the older centres

High ground, brick housing, and a lot of original terracotta with tired mortar under the capping. Also where most of the 1960s and 70s red-brick walk-ups sit, which brings low-pitch sections and box gutters into the mix.

• Ryde
• Top Ryde
• West Ryde
• North Ryde
• East Ryde
• Meadowbank
• Melrose Park

The Denistone ridge and Eastwood

The highest ground in the district, running up to around 80 metres at Denistone East. Federation and Californian Bungalow stock near the stations, post-war brick further out, and steep streets that concentrate runoff into very few downpipes.

• Denistone
• Denistone East
• Denistone West
• Eastwood

Macquarie Park, Marsfield and the university edge

Post-war brick giving way to townhouses, towers, commercial parks and institutional roofs. Big low-pitch areas, membrane and metal decks, plant penetrations, and bushland leaf load off the Lane Cove River side.

• Marsfield
• Macquarie Park

The river frontages and the heritage pocket

Peninsulas, waterfront blocks, salt in the air and genuine slate. Hunters Hill, Woolwich, Boronia Park, Henley and Huntleys Point sit in the Municipality of Hunters Hill rather than the City of Ryde, and Gladesville straddles both — which changes what you are allowed to do to a roof, not just how it is repaired.

• Putney
• Tennyson Point
• Gladesville
• Boronia Park
• Henley
• Huntleys Point
• Hunters Hill
• Woolwich

What we do, wherever you are on that list

Roof repairs and leak tracing, tile roof restoration, full re-roofing, metal and Colorbond roofing, gutters, downpipes and leaf guards, storm and emergency make-safe, and inspections with written reports.

Work is carried out by established, licensed and insured roofing contractors working to NSW Fair Trading requirements, and completed work carries a written workmanship warranty.

If your suburb is not on the list but you are close to it, call (02) 9100 0199 and ask — the boundaries on the ground are not as tidy as the boundaries on a page. You can also get in touch here.