Roofs in Sandton
Sandton became a municipality in 1969, its name combining Sandown and Bryanston. In the 1960s and 70s much of it was residential smallholdings. Today the area around Sandton’s centre is a business and retail hub with luxury apartments, and the wider area ranges from large, expensive homes to middle-income housing.
Many Sandton roofs are shared: complexes, cluster homes and apartment blocks, where one roof problem can affect several units and the body corporate has to approve the repair. That is where a clear, easy-to-read quote matters.
On larger homes, leaks often start where an extension, a patio or an upper floor joins the main roof. We fix the join and the flashings properly instead of covering them with waterproofing.
Worth checking on roofs like these
- Leaks where extensions, patios and upper floors meet the main roof
- Cracked or slipped tiles on complex roofs
- Flashings along parapet walls and upper storeys
- Blocked gutters and box gutters
- Old waterproofing that has started to peel
