Documented Melbourne work
Explore genuine Supreme Roofing Group projects showing the roof condition, work completed and outcome.
This Kew terracotta roof had heavy moss and lichen across the tiles, broken tiles and deteriorated pointing along the ridge and hip lines.
The existing apron flashings around the dormer walls and window junctions on this Canterbury terracotta roof were aged, patched and no longer providing a dependable wall-to-tile transition.
This St Kilda terracotta roof had extensive surface buildup across the tiles, together with broken tiles and deteriorated pointing along the ridge lines.
This Elsternwick terracotta roof had extensive surface buildup across the tiles, together with broken tiles and aged bedding and pointing along the ridge and hip lines.
This Doncaster cement tile roof required a complete renewal of the bedding and pointing along every ridge and hip, together with replacement of broken roof tiles.
This Doncaster East cement tile roof had a weathered, uneven surface and required cleaning, broken-tile replacement and attention to the ridge pointing before it could be recoated.
This Brighton corrugated metal roof had an aged, uneven silver finish and required thorough preparation before it could receive a new protective colour system.
Heavy lichen had spread across this Eltham terracotta roof and into the profiled watercourses, while sections of the ridge bedding and pointing also required attention.
This Wantirna South cement tile roof had a faded, uneven surface and required repairs to damaged tiles and deteriorated pointing across the ridges, hips and valley edges.
This Carnegie terracotta roof required targeted repairs to damaged tiles and weathered pointing around the ridge and hip capping.
This Blackburn cement tile roof had a weathered and uneven surface, with worn colour across the tiles and ridge work requiring attention before recoating.
This Clayton tiled roof required its existing valley to be opened and replaced so the adjoining tiles, seals and ridge junction could be rebuilt correctly.
This Croydon Hills cement tile roof had a heavily weathered, uneven surface and faded colour across the main roof planes and ridge work.
The timber fascia and scotia boards along both sides of this Croydon Hills gable had deteriorated and required replacement rather than another surface-only repaint.
This Bentleigh East cement tile roof had a heavily weathered and uneven surface, with worn colour and ridge work requiring attention before recoating.
Lichen and organic buildup had spread across this Mont Albert terracotta roof and obstructed the narrow watercourses that carry rainwater down the tiles.
This Huntingdale cement tile roof had a weathered, uneven finish and required thorough cleaning, broken-tile replacement and renewed ridge pointing before painting.
After the terracotta tiles were carefully lifted, the affected roof section revealed deteriorated battens and aged sarking that could no longer provide a sound base beneath the tiles.
This high-pitched Templestowe roof required careful access, thorough preparation and a complete cement-tile restoration before the new charcoal finish was applied.
A weathered Doncaster East terracotta roof was cleaned, repaired and treated with a coating system designed for terracotta tiles.
This Glen Waverley cement tile roof moved through a clearly documented sequence: pressure cleaning, tile and ridge repairs, primer and two Midnight colour coats.
After more than 30 years without major maintenance, this Balwyn terracotta roof required extensive cleaning, tile repairs and full ridge-cap attention.
This Box Hill cement tile roof received a complete preparation and coating scope, including repairs to tiles and ridge work before the Monument finish.
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