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Loose ridge caps re-bedded and re-pointed with flexible compound. Free quote across Sydney.
Repointing & Rebedding
The ridge caps along the top and hips of a tiled roof sit on a bed of mortar and are sealed with pointing. Mortar is rigid and the roof is not, so over time the bedding cracks, the pointing crumbles, and the caps start to move. Once that happens, water gets under them.
Rebedding and repointing are two different jobs that usually happen together. Rebedding means lifting the caps and laying them on fresh mortar. Repointing means sealing the join with a flexible pointing compound that flexes with the roof instead of cracking like traditional mortar does.
Tell us about the job and we'll come and take a proper look. No obligation, no pressure.
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How it works
Ring 0437 499 043 or send the form. Tell us what's going on with the roof and where you are in Sydney.
We come out, get up on the roof, and show you what we actually find. Then you get a clear price in writing.
We book a date that suits you, do the work, and clean up after ourselves before we leave.
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Common questions
Look along the ridge line from the ground. Crumbling mortar, visible gaps, and caps that sit unevenly are the usual signs.
Bedding is the mortar the ridge cap sits on. Pointing is the sealing layer over the top of it.
Cement is rigid and cracks as the roof moves and heats. Flexible pointing compound is designed to move with it.
Contact us
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