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Full Roof Restorations
From repairs and re-pointing through to the final Acra-Tex coats, David restores tile and metal roofs across Taree and the Manning Valley, taking in Wingham, Cundletown, Harrington and the beach villages.
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Trading off the same licence number since 2005!
Unbeatable prices & quality workmanship for all your roofing needs.

Is Your Manning Valley Roof Due for a Restoration?
The steep terracotta roofs on the federation homes of Wingham and Gloucester were built to shed weather fast, but the rigid mortar under their ridge caps has been cracking loose for decades, and every gap it opens is a path for water. Down on the flats, Taree’s older brick homes have a different complaint: river fog and damp mornings keep concrete tiles wet long enough for moss to dig in, well after the original factory surface has worn away.
In either case the roof itself is usually worth saving. A restoration re-beds what has moved, cleans off the growth and seals the surface again, delivering years more service without the bill for a full re-roof.
How a Restoration Comes Together
Every roof moves through the stages below, with the balance set by the inspection. Heritage terracotta in Wingham leans on the re-bedding stage, while a mossy Cundletown roof needs the cleaning done hard.
David inspects the whole roof himself, tiles, capping, valleys and flashings, paying close attention to ridge mortar on the older Wingham and Gloucester homes, and quotes a fixed price in writing.
Cracked, slipped and frost-affected tiles are replaced, and worn valleys or flashings on the exposed coastal roofs at Old Bar are renewed before sealing.
Moss fed by the fog that settles over the river flats around Taree and Cundletown is stripped off under pressure, back to a surface the coating can hold.
Failed bedding is replaced and the capping re-pointed in flexible compound, ending the cycle of cracking mortar on the valley's steep terracotta roofs.
A sterilising treatment stops moss and lichen regrowing under the new surface, then the roof is sealed ahead of coating.
Dulux Acra-Tex membrane goes on in your chosen colour, with the flexibility to ride out Gloucester's cold snaps and the coastal weather at Manning Point.
Our Roof Restoration Process
We close out every restoration with Dulux Acra-Tex, applied by accredited hands. It is a coating with enough flex for Gloucester's frosty mornings and enough resistance for the glare and salt out at Old Bar.
About All Pro Roofing
More than 30 years of roofing sit behind David, the owner of All Pro Roofing Mid North Coast, and the business itself has served the region since 2005. Work runs the length of the coast, through the Manning Valley, Port Macquarie, the Camden Haven, Forster-Tuncurry and Kempsey.
Licensed in roof tiling, slating and repairs, and at home on the tall heritage pitches of the valley’s timber towns, David is also a Dulux Acra-Tex accredited applicator and HIA member. His name is on the quote and his hands are on the roof.
Proven Expertise
With nearly two decades of experience in the roofing industry, our team has the knowledge and skills to handle all your roofing needs.
Quality Workmanship
We take pride in our meticulous attention to detail. Our workmanship is second to none, ensuring that your roof looks great and is built to last.
Reliable and Trustworthy
Our reputation is built on trust. We stand by our work and our word, delivering projects on time and within budget.
Customer Satisfaction
Your satisfaction is our priority. We listen to your needs, offer tailored solutions, and go the extra mile to ensure you’re happy with the results.
Locally owned & operated
We offer a comprehensive range of services, including roof restoration, roof painting, roof tiling and slating, heritage roof repairs, cement and terracotta tile roofing, high-pressure cleaning and much more.
Unbeatable prices & quality workmanship for all your roofing needs.
We have been trading using the same licence number since 2005.
We guarantee that your roof will be better than ever before.
All of our employees have years of experience working on roofs.
We only use the best products available for our roofing projects.
We always provide our customers with an outstanding experience.
Roof Restoration FAQs
Answers to the questions we get asked most.
If the frame and most of the tiles are sound, restoration wins on value nearly every time, renewing the roof for a fraction of what a rebuild costs. That covers the majority of the valley’s homes, from federation terracotta in Wingham to post-war brick in Taree. Where a roof genuinely is past it, David says so at the inspection instead of selling you a coating.
Two to four days covers most homes, though steep heritage roofs needing full re-bedding can run longer, and every coating stage waits for dry conditions rather than being rushed. The timeframe comes written into your quote, and because David runs the job himself you always know where it stands.
Ten to fifteen years is the sensible expectation, often more with the premium membranes we use. Exposure sets the pace: a beach house at Old Bar or Manning Point wears faster than a sheltered street in town, and Gloucester’s frosts test a coating differently again. Basic upkeep, like keeping the moss off, adds years at the far end.
Usually, yes. Steepness is a working-at-heights question, not a restoration barrier, and David is licensed and equipped for the valley’s heritage pitches. The genuine dealbreakers are tiles that have gone soft right through or a roof frame that has sagged, and a proper inspection picks those up before you spend a cent.
Almost always, since the usual sources around here, cracked ridge mortar, broken tiles and rusted valley irons, are exactly what the repair and re-pointing stages fix before the coating seals everything. That order matters: the leak is cured, not hidden. A leak caused by structural movement is the exception, and you hear about it from David first.
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