Impact Roofing Solutions · Auckland
Long-run metal, tray and standing seam roofs, installed by Licensed Building Practitioners to meet the NZ Building Code, following the NZ Metal Roof and Wall Cladding Code of Practice.
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Years combined experience
Completed projects
NoCowboys rating
5-star Google reviews
140+
Licensed Building Practitioners, Roofing class
Roofing Association of New Zealand member
Where to start
Choose the option closest to your situation and we'll take it from there.
Residential roofing
Reroofs & roof replacements
Roof leaks & problems
Leak repair & maintenance
Commercial roofing
Commercial reroofing & maintenance
Architectural & new build
Architecturally designed & new build roofing
Client reviews
Three of our Google reviews: a homeowner, a commercial property owner and a body corporate.
Homeowner · Full reroof
“Earlier in the year I engaged Mitch and his team at Impact Roofing Solutions to do a full roof and spouting replacement of my Freemans Bay townhouse. I was nervous about getting my roof replaced because it is a big commitment and cost.
From my initial interactions with Mitch right through to the conclusion of the work, his clear attention to detail and commitment to do things right by the customer was outstanding. His communication style was always proactive, with regular updates given.
I would not be exaggerating to say my engagement with Impact Roofing was one of the most if not the most positive experience with a trade contractor that I have had to date. Throughout the duration of the project, I always had confidence that the project was in safe hands.
The new roof and spouting look fantastic and I am very satisfied with the high standard of workmanship and believe that I received excellent value for money.”
Mel & Peter, Freemans Bay · Google review
Commercial property owner · Reroof
“Impact Roofing came recommended by our builder to replace the roof on our commercial property. We wanted a company big enough to take on a complex job, but small enough to have the owner personally involved.
Our building houses a high profile international tenant with highly sensitive hi-tech equipment on site, high voltage power needs and super-high availability expectations, making any water ingress or other interruptions a major issue.
Mitch planned, project managed and executed the roof replacement in a timely fashion, worked closely with the tenant's service provider to remove and then replace critical HVAC equipment and seal any penetrations to a high standard.
We have had no leaks and the project was delivered to budget. We couldn't be happier with the result and our tenant was impressed with how well things went. Great job thanks.”
Robert G, Albany · Google review
Read the full review and see the projectBody corporate · 16-unit reroof
“I represent a Body Corporate of 16 Units where we required our roof to be replaced. We received a number of quotations, among which was Impact Roofing Solutions. I met the owner Mitch before the quotation was prepared for us and was impressed with his communication skills and knowledge of the business. We accepted his quotation partly because of the reasonable pricetag but also because Mitch was easy to engage with and I felt comfortable in trusting his business to do the project.
From acceptance of the quotation through to completion of the job, the communication was regular and I was always kept up to date at each stage. Mitch also went the extra mile to solve other leaking pipe issues and dealt with them appropriately. That was very much appreciated.
Each day the site was kept tidy and materials were stored together at the end of each day. The final day was spent tidying up the site and leaving it as it was before they started. I'm very happy with the new roof and would recommend Mitch and his great team to anyone wishing to have roofing work done. Thanks very much guys!”
Chris W · Google review
How it works
Four steps. You'll know where things are at the whole way through.
Step 1
Phone us or send an enquiry. We'll ask a few questions about the property and what you're dealing with, so we can tell early whether we're the right fit.
Step 2
We come and look at the roof, photograph what we find, and tell you what it means. If a repair will do the job, we'll say so.
Step 3
A written quote that sets out what's included, the material and warranty options for your property, and what happens if we find rot once the old roof is off.
Step 4
The old roof comes off and the new one goes on in stages, with nothing left exposed overnight. At the end you get the completion certificate, the photo record and your warranty documents.
The difference
Good roofing starts with good preparation. We spend more time understanding your property at the beginning and raise anything that can affect the scope or price before you commit, including any recommended upgrades to help the overall roof system. Some conditions only become visible once the existing roof is removed, but where an issue can reasonably be identified beforehand or our experience tells us it's likely to arise, we want it discussed and allowed for up front or at least raised with you, not introduced as an avoidable variation halfway through the job.
We look up your property's wind zone and exposure zone. These tell us which flashing details and fixing systems the roof needs and which materials are suitable for your property. We set these out clearly in your quote, along with the applicable warranty periods.
We photograph the property before any work starts, so if anything is damaged during the job we can check back and put it right. We inspect the fascias and barge boards, check your spouting outlets are the right size, and note any power lines coming in.
Where we can get in, we check the insulation and look for broken or rotten purlins and rafters. Where required, we arrange for a builder to quote you directly to strengthen the substrate. We also check the airflow, because a new roof system needs enough ventilation to clear moisture from the roof space, particularly if you've upgraded your insulation.
Any remedial work we find while quoting, options for extra work worth considering while the scaffolding is up, and anything else the roof needs to achieve compliance. That's what allows the manufacturer's and workmanship warranties to be issued, and gives you a clear record if you ever sell your property.
Other roofing services
Our extensive technical understanding across these specialist services allows us to be proactive: we see where the pitfalls overlap, work out the solution ahead of time and deliver a tailored approach that results in efficiency and compliance. We offer a complete installation package, keeping it all under one roof.
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Secret-fixed tray roofing and wall cladding with no fixings through the weather surface, suited to low-pitch and architectural roofs. Detailed and installed to the NZ Metal Roof and Wall Cladding Code of Practice.
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A practical assessment from the people who'd do the work: what we found, what we'd do about it, how long it should last and roughly what it'll cost, with photos to back it up. For owners, buyers and body corporates.
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Bring natural light into your home with VELUX and AdLux skylights, professionally installed and properly flashed into your roof so they let the light in and keep the water out.
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Before the panels go on, we check the roof underneath is sound, coordinate with your solar installer and builder, flash the cable penetrations, and check the mounts are watertight once they're fitted.
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A reroof is the easiest time to get insulation and ventilation right. We fit or top up ceiling insulation and make sure the roof space can breathe, so the two work together rather than against each other.
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Spouting, downpipes and internal gutters sized with the right fall for Auckland rainfall and detailed so they drain, not overflow.
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What you're actually choosing when you buy a metal roof: the product, the profile, the steel thickness and the warranties that come with them.
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COLORSTEEL® and COLORCOTE® roof colours, how to choose one, and what coastal exposure means for your options.
Products we install and industry memberships
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.
