Instead of dealing with the costly and risky process of removing your decramatic roof that contains asbestos let us rechip and recover it for less than half the price of replacement.

Decramastic roofs were the toast of Kiwi homes in the 1970s and 1980s. Their lightweight structure, classic tile aesthetic, and affordability made them a popular choice for many Gisborne homeowners. But fast forward a few decades, and these roofs, made with pressed metal and coated in a bitumen layer, have become the source of significant headaches for property owners. Why? Two words: age and asbestos.If you’ve got a decramastic roof, chances are it’s showing signs of wear and tear. The once glossy surface might now be dull, cracked, or even rusted. But before you rush to replace it, let’s talk about a smarter, safer, and more cost-effective option: decramastic roof repairs.