An ageless New Zealand icon
Iron roofing has protected New Zealand homes for over 150 years, and modern long-run steel is better than it has ever been: high-tensile Colorsteel with warranted coatings, profiles for every architectural style, and spans that mean fewer joins and fewer places for water to find a way in.
There is a large selection of roofing profiles to choose from, with traditional corrugate, rib-roof and eurotray among them. At Quality Roofing we help you select the profile that suits the style you are after, and because we have roofs all over Canterbury and Marlborough, we can give you addresses of completed jobs so you can see profiles and colours on real houses before committing.
What we install
- Residential and rural roofing and cladding in long-run Colorsteel
- Traditional corrugate, rib-roof and eurotray profiles
- Bull-nose verandas and curved roofing details
- Horizontal cladding
- Spouting, gutters and downpipes
- Metal fascia systems
- Fencing and rural steelwork
Built for Canterbury conditions
A roof that performs in Canterbury has to be specified, not just installed. Nor'west gales across the plains demand wind-rated fixing schedules; snow zones from Oxford to the foothills need snow straps and the right purlin spacing; coastal strips at Kaiapoi, New Brighton and Kaikōura need higher coating classes and the right fixings so the warranty actually stands. This is the detail work that separates a forty-year roof from a fifteen-year one, and it is where four decades of trade experience earns its keep.
We work in with your builder on new builds and extensions, handle measuring and ordering, and coordinate flashings, spouting and penetrations (skylights, flues, solar) so the finished roof is watertight as a system, not a collection of parts.