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Gutters are easy to forget. They sit out of sight doing their job quietly, right up until water is sheeting over the edge during a downpour or a brown stain
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Gutters are easy to forget. They sit out of sight doing their job quietly, right up until water is sheeting over the edge during a downpour or a brown stain

A water stain appears on a top floor ceiling in an eight-lot block in the Inner West. The owner wants it fixed this week. The committee wants to know why

You had the gutters cleared a month ago. The next decent Sydney downpour arrives and water is still pouring over the front edge as though nothing happened. It is a

Sydney storms arrive fast and leave a mess behind. Lifted tiles, torn flashing, a ridge cap in the garden, and a ceiling stain that shows up two days later. If

Every Sydney storm season brings the same phone call. A homeowner walks into the lounge room, spots a brown stain creeping across the ceiling, and wants to know one thing

Sydney storms rarely give much notice. A hot, still afternoon turns into a southerly buster with hail, and the roof that looked perfectly fine last week starts letting water into

A ceiling that has started to droop, bow or balloon after heavy rain is not a cosmetic problem you can leave until the weekend. That shape means water has already

A storm tracks across Sydney overnight, and by morning there are tiles on the lawn and a damp patch creeping across the bedroom ceiling. You lodge a claim, and the

Every year the phone rings hardest on the same two days: the afternoon of the first big storm, and the morning after it. By then the options have narrowed to

Damp on a ceiling gets read as one thing: the roof is leaking. Sometimes that is right. Often enough it is not, and the difference matters more than most people

A brown ring on the ceiling after a wet weekend is easy to talk yourself out of. The rain stops, the mark dries out, and the plan becomes a coat

A wet patch on the ceiling feels like it should be simple. Water is dripping there, so the hole must be directly above it. Roofs almost never work that way.
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