Roof Painting for Durbanville homes & businesses
Most roofs we see in Durbanville are 15 to 30 years old. They're structurally fine, but the coating has chalked, faded or started to rust. A proper repaint adds years of life for a fraction of the cost of re-roofing.
From older homes near the village to new estates on the hills, Durbanville roofs deal with full sun and winter rain. Hot, dry summers and a proper Cape winter mean roofs here take a beating from UV in January and standing water in July.
Our roof painting service
A roof repaint is one of the best-value upgrades you can make. It protects the sheeting or tiles underneath, stops leaks before they start and completely changes how your home looks from the street. We start with a full inspection, then high-pressure clean, treat any rust back to sound metal, replace cracked tiles or loose screws, re-point ridges and seal flashings. Only then do we apply a primer and two coats of UV-stable roof paint, by spray or roller depending on the roof. We work with trusted brands and explain the system we're using before we start, so you know exactly what you're paying for.
What's included in Durbanville
- Rust treatment & primer on IBR and corrugated sheeting
- Cement & clay tile roof re-coating
- Ridge re-pointing and cracked tile replacement
- Heat-reflective and UV-stable roof coatings
- Fascia, barge board and gutter painting
Roof Painting FAQs
How long does a roof paint job last?
With proper preparation and a quality system, a painted roof typically lasts 8 to 12 years in Cape conditions. Coastal homes may need a touch-up sooner.
Can you paint a rusted IBR or corrugated roof?
Yes. We grind or wire-brush rust back, apply a rust converter and anti-corrosive primer, then top-coat. Sheets that are rusted through are replaced first.
What's the best time of year to paint a roof in Cape Town?
Spring through autumn (roughly September to April) is ideal, but we work year-round and schedule around the weather.