Roof and gutter maintenance before the leak reaches the sales floor.
Roof inspections, leak repairs, gutter and downpipe cleaning and roof safety access across store fleets, by height safety trained crews.
Commercial roofing and gutter work keeps water out of a store: roof inspections, leak repairs, sheet and flashing replacement, gutter, box gutter and downpipe cleaning, and safe roof access. Nextage runs it across Australian retail fleets through licensed and height safety trained trades, on a set inspection schedule, with photos of every roof before and after.
The problem
- Leaks are found by customers, on stock, during a storm.
- Box gutters and downpipes block with leaves and rubbish because nobody owns the cleaning schedule.
- Roof access is unsafe or undocumented, so contractors either refuse to go up or go up anyway.
What's included
- Roof and gutter inspections with photos and condition notes
- Leak finding and repair, flashing and sheet replacement
- Gutter, box gutter and downpipe cleaning on a schedule
- Roof safety access checks, and anchor and walkway works where needed
- Height safety trained crews, and licensed trades where the state requires them
- Before and after photos per roof
Public liability insurance: $20 million.
Program shape
How the work runs
Same order every time. The order is what makes site 40 match site 1.
Inspect
Every roof photographed and its condition recorded the same way.
Make it safe
Access, anchors and walkways checked before regular work starts.
Fix the leaks
Repairs ranked by risk to stock and customers.
Schedule the cleaning
Gutters and downpipes cleaned before the wet months, not after.
Plan the big work
Roof replacement priced per site and staged to capital.
A good fit
- Freestanding and large format stores that control their own roof
- Fleets with repeat leaks or blocked box gutters
- Owners who need roof access made safe for every other trade
Not a fit
- Shopping centre roofs maintained by the landlord
- New roof design and structural engineering
- Domestic roofing
FAQ
About commercial roofing & gutters
How often should commercial gutters be cleaned?
It depends on trees, rubbish and weather around the store. Most sites are cleaned on a schedule set ahead of the wettest months, and sites near trees more often.
Can you find a roof leak that keeps coming back?
Yes. Repeat leaks usually come from flashings, penetrations or blocked box gutters. We inspect, photograph and fix the cause, not only the ceiling stain.
Is roof access made safe before work starts?
Yes. Access, anchor points and walkways are checked first, because every trade that goes on that roof afterwards relies on them.
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