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Aerial view of a restored tiled roof and guttering on a Lismore home at golden hour 
New grey COLORBOND gutter with slotted overflow and matching fascia on a brick home 
Manor red COLORBOND gutter and fascia against a clear blue sky on a rural property 
Gutter guard mesh fitted along the edge of a terracotta tiled roof 
Newly laid pale grey COLORBOND roof sheeting and ridge capping 
Aerial view of a freshly restored light roof on a home near the water 
New cream metal fascia, gutter and downpipe on a two storey home 
Grey corrugated COLORBOND roof with solar panels in a bushland setting 
New continuous guttering fitted along a home in the Northern Rivers 
Long continuous gutter run installed along a Northern Rivers home 
New fascia and gutter finished cleanly along a roofline 
Close-up of new metal fascia matched to the gutter and roof 
Fresh fascia and guttering detail on a home eave 
Roof repair work on a Northern Rivers home 
New COLORBOND roof sheeting viewed from the ridge 
New continuous guttering along the front of a home 
New metal roof detail with ridge capping 
Completed guttering and roofline on a local home 
Roofing work on a home in the Northern Rivers 
Finished roof and gutter detail on a Northern Rivers property
What these jobs have in common
Every one of them was measured on site before a length was rolled or a sheet was cut. That is the part you cannot see in a photo and the part that decides whether a gutter carries water for twenty years or streaks down the wall in two. The fall is set, the outlets land where the downpipes want them, and the run leaves as one clean line.
They also share the weather they have to live in. Coastal jobs at Ballina take salt off the water, the ones behind Byron take some of the heaviest falls in the state, and the roofs around Casino take the debris that comes off gums and blows in on inland storms. We build for that, and the work in this gallery is holding up to it.
The photos change as we finish new jobs, so it is worth a look back if you are weighing up a colour or a profile. Seeing a shade on a real roof in real light beats any sample card in the shed.
If you would like your home to sit among them, the first step is a free measure. We come out, look at what you have, and give you a price with no obligation attached.
Want your roofline to look like this?
Book a free measure and we will talk through colours, profiles and what your particular roof needs.