From homeowners across Illawarra.

“Two other companies quoted us a full replacement from the driveway. Dan got on the roof, showed us photos of exactly which valley had rusted out, and fixed it for a tenth of those quotes. The honesty bought them the full tile-to-Colorbond job two years later.”

“Hail went through on a Saturday night and a storm chaser was on our doorstep Sunday morning. Called Ridgeline instead. Tarp on by lunch, photos of everything for the insurer, and the claim went through clean. The assessor said it was the best-documented roof he had seen that month.”

“Our 1981 terracotta roof looked done. Ridgeline checked it tile by tile and told us it was sound underneath, so we restored instead of replacing and saved over twenty thousand. The repoint and membrane work is immaculate and they left the yard cleaner than they found it.”

“Strata committee here. Ridgeline gave us a condition report with photos and a five-year priority plan we could actually table at the AGM. No scare tactics, no "everything is urgent". The block finally has a roof budget that makes sense.”

“Three different roofers chased a leak across our kitchen ceiling for a year. Ridgeline traced it to a valley blocked with fig leaves two metres uphill from the stain, cleared and resealed it, and the ceiling has been dry through two east coast lows since.”

“After the November hail our whole street was crawling with door-knockers. Ridgeline inspected, told us our roof only needed capping work and eight tiles, and put it in writing for the insurer. Neighbours who signed with the knockers are still waiting.”

“New gutters, fascia and downpipes on a salt-blasted corner block. Mick talked us through why the back run needed extra fall and an overflow, and the first big storm proved him right. Licence number was on the quote before we even asked.”

“Full Colorbond re-roof on our 90s place. Five days, weatherproof every night, solar panels off and back on without drama, and a magnet sweep of the lawn for screws before they left. The quote we signed was the invoice we paid, to the dollar.”