We are Impact Roofing
Most reroofs don't need a building consent, so no council inspector checks the work — and the roofing licence is only legally required when a consent is. On a straightforward reroof, nobody has to be licensed at all. Our owners and team leaders are Licensed Building Practitioners in the Roofing class and we're members of the Roofing Association of New Zealand. Every reroof comes with a written scope, a photographic record of the work, manufacturer warranties registered in your name, and a maintenance log. Where we find defective substrate, you get a written report on that too. We document as we go, because most of what decides how long a roof lasts is hidden the moment it's finished.
Once your roof is on, the substrate, the fixings and the flashing detail are hidden for good. We take photos the whole way through, so you're never taking our word for it — you can see for yourself what went into your roof.
If we lift your roof and find rot, you get a photo and a phone call that day. Not a surprise on the final invoice, and not a conversation we quietly avoid. You'll always know exactly where you stand.
No subcontractors rotating through your property. The team that starts your roof is the team that hands it over, and you'll have an owner's direct number from day one.
At Impact Roofing Solutions, we simplify roofing challenges with tailored, high-quality solutions that safeguard your home. Whether you need a new roof, repairs, or maintenance, we’re here to ensure your roof stays strong and secure.
Request A QuoteOur team of qualified roofers and licensed building practitioners can manage all new roof installations.
Upgrade your worn or damaged roof with durable, modern materials that enhance performance and style.
Strong, reliable roofing for businesses, designed for durability, compliance, and long-term protection.
Stop leaks fast and prevent costly damage with expert repairs and proactive maintenance.
Efficient water drainage systems to protect your home from leaks, erosion, and foundation damage.
We treat every specialist project, like skylight installations, solar roof preparations, and asbestos removal, with the utmost care. Our approach goes beyond the basics—by understanding your needs, we deliver lasting, custom solutions that add real value to your property.
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A written and photographic record of what's actually on your roof, and what it needs.
Bring natural light into your home with professionally installed skylights that enhance your property.
Make your roof solar-ready with structural reinforcements and smart layout planning.
Safely remove and dispose of hazardous asbestos roofing to ensure a healthier home environment.
Reduce energy costs and increase comfort with high-quality insulation that adds value to your home.
Why Choose Impact Roofing Solutions for your Complex Roofing Problems?
When it comes to roofing, choosing the right team makes all the difference. At Impact Roofing Solutions, we combine decades of experience, innovative approaches, and a deep commitment to quality, making us the trusted choice for Auckland homeowners. Here’s why we stand out:
Decades of expertise in solving even the most complex roofing problems.
Every project is unique, and we craft solutions that fit your property’s needs.
Clear, regular updates to keep you informed every step of the way.
Our warranties ensure peace of mind long after the project is complete.
We use trusted brands like Colorsteel and Colorcote to ensure long-lasting results.
Our results speak for themselves. With years of experience and a track record of successful projects, we let our work and satisfied clients reflect our commitment to quality, reliability, and lasting roofing solutions.
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Frequently Asked Questions
For an average-sized Auckland home, a full reroof generally runs between $15,000 and $45,000. That figure is for the roof itself — stripping the old one, disposal, underlay, the new roofing, flashings and scaffolding. Where you land in that range comes down to roof size and pitch, how easily we can get to the property, and the material you choose. Associated work often sits outside that number: spouting, skylights, insulation, painting, or anything needing a builder may be included or quoted separately depending on your scope, so when you're comparing quotes, check what each one actually covers. One thing most quotes don't include is the structure underneath. Rot in purlins and rafters can't be seen until the old roof is off, so it's worth asking any roofer what happens when they find it. Give us a call and we'll come and look at your roof.
Longer than most people expect, and less than the brochure figures suggest — because Auckland is a marine environment and salt is the main thing that shortens a roof's life. Manufacturers set warranty terms by corrosion zone and profile, so a house in Herne Bay and one in Pukekohe aren't on the same clock even with identical roofing on them. If you want a general number, a well-maintained roof should perform for 30 to 60 years. Maintenance matters more than most people realise: washing the sheltered areas that rain doesn't reach is a condition of most manufacturer warranties, not an optional extra, and most declined warranty claims come down to maintenance rather than workmanship. If you tell us your address we can look up your corrosion zone and give you a realistic answer for your property.
That depends on two things: your goals for the property, and your roofer's recommendation. Start with your own question. Is this your forever home, a rental, or something you'll pass on to your children? If you're selling, think about the incentives of a buyer, who'll be looking for any reason to push your price down. Then there's ours. Before we recommend a repair, we ask whether it will substantially extend the life of the roof and add value. If it won't, replacement is the option to take. A targeted repair doesn't always carry a guarantee — a replacement comes with manufacturer and workmanship warranties. Tell us your goals for the property and we'll give you an honest answer based on your needs and our experience. Get in touch and we'll help you work it out.
Usually not. Most straightforward reroofs — replacing what's there with the same or an equivalent material, without changing the roof structure — fall under the exemptions in Schedule 1 of the Building Act 2004. There are exceptions, and they depend on your particular property, so it's worth confirming with Auckland Council rather than assuming. One thing worth knowing either way: an exemption from consent isn't an exemption from the Building Code. All building work has to comply, whether or not an inspector ever looks at it — which is exactly why it matters who does the work, and whether they're a Licensed Building Practitioner. We'll tell you which applies to your roof before you commit to anything.
No. You can stay in the house as normal, and if the property is tenanted, your tenants can stay put too. There will be some disruption — scaffolding goes up around the house and stays until the job is signed off, and access to parts of the property will be affected while we're working. Roof removal and installation is also noisy. We'll talk you through what to expect before we start, and work with you so everyone can get on with their day as normally as possible.
It depends on the size and complexity of the job, the time of year, and the materials being installed. As a general guide: smaller repairs 1 to 3 weeks, standard reroofs 4 to 8 weeks, and larger jobs needing more planning 8 to 12 weeks. Roofing is weather-dependent, so dates can move. We'll give you a realistic start date when we quote and confirm it with you two weeks out. Get in touch and we'll tell you where you'd sit in our programme.
