sales@roofleakeasyfixperthwa.com.au
Western Australia, Perth
Stop the Drip-Fix it Quick
REPLACING SCREWS
REPLACING SCREWS
Over time, the screws that secure tin (metal) roofing sheets can become loose, corroded, or fail due to weather exposure and thermal expansion. Damaged or deteriorated screws compromise the roof’s ability to stay watertight and securely fixed, potentially leading to leaks, wind damage, or even roof sheet displacement
PROCESS
- Inspection – Identify loose, missing, or rusted screws across the roof surface.
- Removal – Carefully remove the damaged or corroded screws without damaging the roofing sheets.
- Hole Assessment – Inspect and, if necessary, seal or reinforce screw holes that have widened or rusted.
- Screw Replacement – Install new, corrosion-resistant roofing screws—typically with neoprene washers to ensure a watertight seal.
- Final Check – Ensure all screws are tightened correctly and that the roofing sheets are firmly secured and sealed
- Screw Replacement – Install new, corrosion-resistant roofing screws—typically with neoprene washers to ensure a watertight seal.