HI-Tech Roofing sent one of their subcontractors viz. Mohan Rambharos to inspect the roof. Mohan advised of areas needing water proofing and undertook the repair. A friendly team undertook the work. So far we have had rain on two occasions though not heavy however, so far the leak appears to have gone.
Good service and reasonable pricing.
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Request a quoteAlfred were on time and did not stop until the job was done. He made extra sure that his workmanship was of the highest quality and it was!!!! I can recommend him to anyone that requires paintwork
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Request a quoteVisited site and provided quote only, excellent response .Also noted that my address was outside their working area.
Although only a quote, was prepared to come out all the way.Eben was very professional and knowledgeable.Submitted a detailed quote within a short time.Very impressed.
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Request a quoteYour roofing quotations should include payment Information, approximated Timeline, costs, roof estimate materials, full description of work, guarantees and expectations of work, warranty, insurance and licensing Information.
When choosing any contractor to work on your property, you should make sure their work is of good quality. You should get to know their work better by checking through their documentation, verifying their web presence and speaking to them in detail about the job at hand and the process they’ll use to accomplish it.
Leaking roof doesn’t necessarily needs to be replaced. Missing, cracked, broken, and curling shingles can be repaired and replaced to stop a leak. If the roof is older (more than 15 years) or it has multiple leaks, it should be replaced.
Leaks can be tough to spot because water wants to find the path of least resistance and can travel for a while before finally showing up through your ceiling. You can try going into your attic or crawl space with a flashlight the next time it rains and try to trace it, but your most accurate answer will come from having a professional come out to find it.
