The last time you’ll ever think about your roof.

Old tin off. New Colorbond on. Done in days, good for decades.

Old metal roofs don't fail all at once — they rust quietly around the fixings, the coating chalks off, and one day a storm finds the weak sheet. If your roof is patched, faded or leaking at the screws, replacing it beats chasing leaks every winter.

We strip the old sheeting back to the frame, replace anything suspect underneath, and lay new Colorbond with new screws, flashings and capping. One job, one crew, no hand-balling to subbies.

• Full strip and disposal of old sheeting
• Frame and batten inspection while it's open
• New Colorbond sheeting and fixings
• New flashings and ridge capping
• Insulation blanket option

New builds roofed right — to your builder's timeline, not ours.

Building in Bathurst or anywhere in the Central West? Breens roof new homes from frame up — sheeting, flashings, fascia, gutter and downpipes, coordinated with your builder or direct with you as the owner.

A licensed roof plumber on a new build means the water management is designed in from day one: correct falls, correctly sized gutters, downpipes where the drainage plan needs them — not where's easiest.

• New home and extension roofing
• Colorbond sheeting, flashings and capping
• Fascia, gutter and downpipes as one package
• Scheduling around your build stages

Water in the tank or the stormwater — not in your eaves.

Gutters fail slowly, then all at once: overflow marks down the fascia, damp against the brickwork, water tipping into the eaves in a downpour. By the time you see the leak inside, the timber behind the gutter has usually been wet for a season.

Breens replace the full run — new gutters, new downpipes, correct falls so water actually moves — sized for Central West storms and matched to your roof and colour.

• Old gutter and downpipe removal
• New Colorbond guttering, your profile and colour
• New downpipes, positioned to move water away
• Falls set properly — no ponding
• Overflow protection options

Cap the timber in Colorbond. Retire the paintbrush for good.

If your timber fascia is sound but you're sick of sanding and repainting it every few years, capping it in colour-matched metal protects the timber underneath and ends the maintenance cycle permanently.

Cover is the right call when the timber behind is still solid. If it's soft, split or rotted where the gutter sits, cover would just hide the problem — that's when we recommend full fascia and gutter replacement instead, and we'll tell you straight which one your roofline needs.

• Colour-matched Colorbond fascia cover
• Straight, clean lines along the roof edge
• Honest assessment: cover vs replace
• No more painting, ever

When the timber's gone behind the gutter, replace both — once.

A failed gutter and rotted fascia are usually the same problem wearing two hats: water sitting where it shouldn't. Replacing the gutter onto rotten timber just books the same job again in two years.

Breens do the usual pairing as one job — rotted fascia out, new metal fascia in, new guttering and downpipes hung on it with correct falls. One crew, one visit, a roofline that's straight and dry.

• Removal of rotted timber fascia and old gutters
• New metal fascia system
• New Colorbond gutters and downpipes
• Falls and overflow set up properly
• Eaves checked while everything is open