Roof painting in New Zealand
Roof painting, done proud.
Iron, long-run or tile. Start with the roof and the area.

The job
How a roof job usually runs.
A roof job usually starts with a wash. Rust, moss and loose fixings are dealt with next. Then the roof is primed and coated.
Wash the roof and let it dry.
Treat rust, and fix or replace loose fixings.
Prime bare and treated areas.
Put on the top coats.
Price
Get a price for your job.
A real price comes from someone who has seen the work. These are the things that move it.
Start with the job- The size of the roof.
- The roof type: iron, long-run or tile.
- Rust, moss and repairs before the paint.
- The pitch and height, and the safety gear they need.
- The paint system and the number of coats.
- The weather. A roof must be dry to paint.
Areas
Pick your area.
Not on the list? Send the job anyway. Tell us your suburb or town.
Auckland
Waikato
Bay of Plenty
Manawatu-Whanganui
Wellington
Nelson
Canterbury
Start with the job
Tell us the job.
Plain questions, one at a time. Your budget is optional.
How it works
Be the job they answer.
A tradie answers a referral, because their name is on it. Every job sent here is meant to work like a referral.
Tell us the job.
The work, the suburb and a few lines. Your budget if you like.
One local gets it.
Your job goes to one painter who works in your area. Not a list of names.
The standard.
A fast reply. A visit on time. A call after the job to check it is right.
Questions
Good questions.
What is involved in a roof painting job?
A roof job usually starts with a wash and any repairs. Then the roof is primed and coated. A real price needs someone to see the roof first.
Can every roof be painted?
Most iron and concrete tile roofs can. A badly rusted roof may need repairs or new sheets first. Someone must see it to say.
Do I need to know my budget?
No. The budget band is optional. It is your budget, not our price. It helps to plan the job.
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