Asbestos Roof Repair

Asbestos cement sheeting is one of the most common uses of asbestos in domestic roofing due to its excellent thermal qualities. Domestic asbestos roofs, particularly those installed in the mid-20th century, are prone to deteriorating, becoming cracked, brittle, or damaged. Once the asbestos cement sheets become damaged, there is a risk of fibres becoming airborne.

Asbestos Roof Repair by Overcladding

If your asbestos roofing is not damaged, another option may be to overclad it. This involves enclosing the existing roof in a safe, secure cladding solution so the asbestos remains undisturbed and essentially harmless.

If you’re unsure which service is best, we can provide a full domestic asbestos roofing survey and offer expert advice on the most suitable solution for your home.

Asbestos Roof Repair Using Acrylic Roof Coating

An alternative to overcladding, acrylic roof coating is ideal for repairs in hard-to-reach areas. It is a cost-effective, fast-curing option for addressing domestic asbestos roof problems.

Features of Our Acrylic Roof Coatings:

• Composed of multiple components for durability

• UV stable

• Solvent-based roof coating membrane

• Fibre reinforcement

• Long-lasting

• Suitable for corrugated steel, asbestos sheeting, and other surfaces