Mosman’s Federation and inter-war homes are full of character, and many still have their original terracotta tile roofs. We repair them, and when they’re past saving, we replace them with metal roofs that suit the house.
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Many Mosman homes are in heritage conservation areas. That can affect which roof materials and colours you’re allowed to use. We check before we quote, so you don’t find out halfway through.
Harbourside homes also get salt air, which wears out fixings, flashings and gutters faster. We specify materials to suit how exposed your house is.
Real jobs by the Sky Dog team in and around Mosman. Every photo is our own work.
This Mosman home had a weathered terracotta roof, with a faded metal section over one wing. We replaced the lot with a single new Colorbond roof, and refitted the skylights so they sit flush and seal properly.
As well as Mosman, we’re regularly on roofs in these areas.
Honest answers, the same way we’d give them on site.
Often, yes. It’s one of the most common jobs we do. If your home is in a heritage conservation area, council may set rules on the material or colour, so we check before we quote.
Yes, if the tiles and battens are sound. We can replace broken tiles, re-bed and re-point ridge caps and replace valleys. If the tiles are porous or crumbling, a new roof is usually better value.
Yes. It wears out fixings, flashings and gutters first. On exposed harbourside homes, we use materials and fixings rated for marine conditions.
Get in touch with the team. Inspections are free, and you’ll get honest advice whether it’s a repair or a new roof.