The ridge line, where two sections of roof meet along the peak, is a common weak spot on Tarragindi homes, especially older tiled roofs where the ridge caps have moved or cracked over the years. Ridge cap sealing closes these gaps as part of a wider roof cavity proofing job or on its own where the ridge is the only issue found.
The crew checks along the full ridge line for caps that have lifted, cracked or come loose from their original fitting, along with the mortar or fixings holding them in place. Where a cap has shifted enough to leave a gap into the roof cavity, it gets refitted and sealed so the join sits flush again.
This kind of gap is easy to miss from the ground, since ridge caps sit at the highest point of the roof and often look fine from below even when a section has lifted. Getting this checked alongside vents, eaves and tile lines gives a fuller picture of where a Tarragindi roof might still be letting something in, particularly on older tiled roofs built before the 1980s where the mortar under the caps has had longer to dry out and crack. Getting the ridge checked alongside vents, eaves and tile lines gives a fuller picture of where a Tarragindi roof might still be letting something in.
- Checks the full ridge line for lifted or cracked caps
- Refits and seals caps that have shifted out of place
- Covers mortar and fixings as well as the caps themselves
- Often checked alongside vents and eave gaps
- Suits older tiled roofs across Tarragindi
Call 07 3543 7770 to book a ridge line check for your roof.
