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Homeowner guide

Roof Leak Guide

Water may enter through tiles, sheets, flashings, valleys, penetrations or roof-edge details, then travel before appearing indoors. Timing and weather conditions can help diagnosis.

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Why roof leaks can be difficult to trace

Water may enter through tiles, sheets, flashings, valleys, penetrations or roof-edge details, then travel before appearing indoors. Timing and weather conditions can help diagnosis.

Useful questions to ask

  • What roof type and covering is present?
  • Where is the likely defect rather than only the visible symptom?
  • Are flashings, valleys, penetrations and drainage involved?
  • Is the proposed work repair, restoration or replacement?
  • Which licences or approvals apply to the scope?
  • What maintenance should follow the work?

Storm preparation in Tasmania

Tasmania SES advises checking roofs for damaged tiles and roofing materials and regularly clearing gutters, downpipes and drains. Do not climb onto a wet, damaged or unsafe roof.

See our authoritative sources and obtain property-specific advice.

Launceston & surrounds

Talk to a Launceston roofing specialist

Call with the property location, roof type and problem you have noticed.

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