The right roof.
The right solution.
From traditional thatch to modern reroofing.
We help you protect, renew and improve your property with practical workmanship and materials chosen for the way you live.
Traditional thatch roofs
New thatch roofs, rethatching, lapa construction and thatch makeovers, built with quality materials and experienced hands.
Stone-coated roofing
Lightweight stone-coated steel roof tiles and metal roofing for a durable, lower-maintenance alternative to an older thatch roof.
Repairs and upgrades
Thatch repair, lapa tile replacement, fibreglass ridging and sensible roof improvements to extend service life.
Practical solutions, properly installed.
We guide you through the best fit for your budget, the condition of your existing roof and the long-term upkeep you want.
- New lapa and thatch structures
- Fibreglass ridging
- Harvey and Rhino thatch tiles
- Stone-coated steel roof tiles
- Low-maintenance roof conversions
Let’s discuss your roof.
Call us to arrange a site visit or request a no-obligation quote.
Call 079 361 3979Choose the right level of roofing work.
New thatch roofs
Construction and thatching for new lapas, entertainment areas and suitable roof structures using quality reed and treated support materials.
Rethatching and makeovers
Renewal of aged or thin thatch, attention to problem areas and restoration of the roof’s appearance and weather resistance.
Fibreglass ridging
Durable ridge finishing designed to protect the most exposed upper section of a thatch roof.
Thatch-style tiles
Harvey and Rhino tile systems provide a familiar profile with reduced maintenance compared with natural thatch.
Stone-coated reroofing
Lightweight steel roofing systems for suitable thatch conversions and roof replacement projects.
Repairs and maintenance
Localised repairs, lapa tile replacement, ridging attention and practical renewal work based on roof condition.
Traditional thatch or modern reroofing?
| Consideration | Traditional thatch | Modern lightweight roofing |
|---|---|---|
| Appearance | Natural Bushveld character | Neat tile or metal finish |
| Maintenance | Periodic specialist care | Generally lower ongoing maintenance |
| Insulation | Strong natural insulation | Depends on roof build-up and ceiling |
| Fire considerations | Requires appropriate management | Non-thatch covering may reduce risk |
| Best for | Lapas, lodges and traditional homes | Conversions and practical renovations |
Act before minor damage spreads.
- Visible thinning, loose material or exposed binding
- Cracked, lifting or deteriorated ridging
- Water marks, dampness or recurring leaks
- Loose or damaged roof tiles
- Storm, branch or animal damage
- Repeated repairs without lasting improvement
Clear steps to the right solution.
1. Share the property location and roof type.
2. Arrange an assessment where required.
3. Review the proposed scope and suitable materials.
4. Schedule supervised installation or repair work.
Questions about repairs, thatching and reroofing.
Can you repair only one damaged section?
Where the surrounding roof remains serviceable, localised repairs may be possible. An assessment helps determine the sensible scope.
When should a thatch roof be rethatched?
Visible thinning, recurring leaks, loose material and widespread weathering can indicate that more than a small repair is needed.
Can you reroof over an existing structure?
Some structures can accept lightweight reroofing systems, subject to their condition, pitch and project requirements.
Which roof option needs less maintenance?
Stone-coated steel and metal systems generally require less specialist maintenance than natural thatch, although every roof still needs inspection and care.