Frequently Asked
Questions

Will you need to come inside my house for the job?

Whanganui Reroofing does not need to go inside your home. We just need electricity, usually from an extension cord through a window.

Can Whanganui Reroofing replace my roof in winter?

Whanganui Reroofing can put on your new roof in any season. In winter, there might be small delays. This is to make sure the weather is right. We work only when it’s dry.

How long will it take to finish a re-roof?

A re-roof by Whanganui Reroofing takes 3 to 7 days. This depends on the size and complexity of your roof. We’ll give you an estimate when you book with us.

How much advance notice is needed for scheduling a new roof installation?

We usually schedule about one month ahead of time. Booking early with Whanganui Reroofing helps plan for the installation timeline and allows for weather-related changes.

What’s the best type of longrun roofing?

The ideal longrun roofing choice varies by home design, roof angle, and site. Consult Whanganui Reroofing‘s experts for specific recommendations and warranty details.

Will Whanganui Reroofing Replace Rotten Timber in Re-roofing?

Yes, Whanganui Reroofing addresses rotten wood when re-roofing. We also tackle structural concerns and can work with a builder if needed.

Is adding insulation possible during roof replacement?

Adding insulation is standard when Whanganui Reroofing replaces a roof. It’s a perfect time for this installation.

Does Whanganui Reroofing Clean Gutters During Re-roofing?

Yes, gutter cleaning comes at no extra charge during our re-roofing service.

Do I Need a Permit for Re-roofing?

Permits aren’t usually required for same-type re-roofing. Check with your local council or let Whanganui Reroofing help with specifics.

Can I Change from Metal or Concrete Tiles to Longrun Roofing?

Whanganui Reroofing has ample experience converting roofs to longrun. We’ve done many successful switches from tile to longrun roofing in Whanganui.