Two blocks of units converted from Decramastic tiles to Ironsand corrugate
Two blocks of occupied units reroofed by a large crew, with exclusion zones, spotters and a full clean-up every day so residents and cars could come and go safely.
A Decramastic tile to long-run steel conversion for a body corporate in Papatoetoe. The job covered two blocks of units under the one body corporate. The old Decramastic tiles came off and were replaced with 0.55 BMT COLORCOTE® ZinaCore corrugate in Ironsand, roll-formed by Dimond Roofing.
We installed new treated timber purlins to suit the site's wind zone, then the new roofing iron, back tray flashings, and Dektite flashings on every pipe that comes through the roof.
The roof itself was fairly straightforward. It was just large, so we put a big team on it to turn the job around quickly.
The real challenge was working around the people who live there. Residents still needed to come and go throughout the job, so we set up exclusion zones that kept cars and people moving safely in and out of their properties, and had spotters on hand whenever materials were passed up to or down from the roof.
We cleaned the site every single day. That meant clearing up all site debris and checking the driveway for fixings and sharp offcuts, so no cars were damaged and the occupants were kept safe. Keeping on top of the cleaning and the site logistics was a constant job.
It was a big effort from the team, and the job turned out really well.
“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!”
