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Replace gutters & downpipes – single-storey house, Spearwood Looking for an experienced roof plumber to remove and replace all existing gutters and downpipes on a single-storey 3×1 house in Spearwood. - Supply and install Eavesline profile (or similar suitable) gutters in Colorbond Surfmist - Replace existing downpipes with new Surfmist Colorbond downpipes - Connect downpipes to existing stormwater - Existing metal fascia to remain - Remove and dispose of old gutters/downpipes - Ensure correct falls, outlets and watertight installation House is a straightforward single-storey 1970s brick home with a tiled pitched roof. 63 lineal meters, 7 downpipes Please quote for labour + all materials, and let me know what brand/manufacturer of Eavesline gutter you propose to use. Must have appropriate roof-plumbing experience and insurance. Additional small roofing job on ourdoor toilet to be discussed in person and airtasker fee increased to accomodate.

Reattach gutter, replace rusty gully on tile roof. Investigate and fix leaks around skylight and Evap. Replace broken tiles (approx 5, I have spares). Need a roof over toilet as shown in photos. Currently uncovered. I need a pro, it needs to be done properly.

I require a quote to replace the gutters and downpipes on my home by a qualified professional.

Replace 10 lm of valley gutter and replace 5 broken tiles and re-bed and re-point 52 ridge caps on the roof.

Replace 10 lm of valley gutter. Replace 5 broken tiles

1. Install Roof Insulation (Alfresco Area 5mx4m) Install supplied insulation in the alfresco roof area. Use any leftover material to top up insulation above the glass sliding door/living room. Access via roof space. 2. Replace Existing Gutter (Approx. 5 m Section) Remove and replace around 5 m of existing guttering with a larger-capacity 175 mm Quad gutter with overflow slots, colour Surfmist. Ensure proper fall (>25mm) towards the downpipe and secure all fixings for good drainage. 3. Fix Water Overflow – Alfresco Corner Remove roof sheets as needed to inspect possible water overflow above the alfresco corner. Remove debris and adjust roof sheet as required to prevent further water ingress. Install side-wall flashing all around the brickwork and roof sheets to stop water entering the cavity, then reinstate roof sheets securely. 4. Re-secure Front Elevation Flashing (Behind Front of House) Seal and fix the loose front brick elevation flashing located between the top of the brickwork and the box gutter. Flashing is currently lifting and needs to be re-anchored to prevent wind noise. 5. Investigate and Stop Roof Tapping Noise (Master Bedroom) During strong winds, a tapping noise occurs above the first east-side window in the master bedroom. Lift roof sheets and Anticon insulation to inspect. Add or tighten fixings to battens/joists as needed, and re-secure sheets properly to eliminate the noise. Flexible timing in the next few weeks. I have existing insulation to use. You will need to supply the new gutter and fixings. Have marked the first photo in red with the areas of work required.

We have 2 gutter pipes that are just dropping water straight onto the ground, I would like to have IBC rainwater tanks there instead. Would prefer food grade ibcs and materials included, would need to set up an overflow to nearby garden beds as well.

Gutters need clearing as they aren't draining properly. One of the down pipes not actually connected to a stormwater drain. Mould growth on the timber fascias so think those need replacing. Suggest repairing the eaves too. Hoping for some quotes to get an idea of cost.

Bungalow in backyard. Leaky roof. Need gutter replaced. Materials supplied or charge extra. See pic