We install and replace drip flashing across Melbourne, repairing worn or damaged roof edges with solutions that suit the existing roofing system and help prevent future leaks.

A lot of the jobs we attend involve older roofs where the metal around the roof edge has started rusting, lifting or pulling away. Sometimes it’s just the age of the roof, other times it’s because different repairs have been done over the years without everything matching back into the original roofing.
Every roof tells a different story. Some have had extensions added, some have been repaired several times and others have simply been exposed to Melbourne weather for decades. Because of that, we don’t expect every roof edge to need the same repair.
Leaks around the edge of a roof don’t always show up where the problem actually is. Water has a habit of travelling before it appears inside, which is why a stain on the ceiling doesn’t necessarily mean the flashing directly above it is the only thing worth looking at.
When we’re replacing drip flashing, we normally spend a bit of time looking over the surrounding roof while we’re already there. It’s pretty common to find another section that’s beginning to go the same way. Sorting it while everything is already accessible usually saves another visit later.
Once the new flashing is in place, the roof edge is simply back to doing what it was built to do. The aim isn’t to make the repair stand out. It should just become another part of the roof that quietly does its job every time it rains.
Most of the drip flashing we replace has reached the point where patching it no longer makes much sense. A replacement gives the roof edge a fresh start and usually proves to be the better option over the long run.
If you’ve noticed leaks or signs of damage around the edge of your roof, our team can inspect the flashing and recommend the most suitable repair or replacement.

Frequently Asked Questions
Drip flashing is a metal roofing component installed along the roof edge to direct rainwater away from the fascia and roof structure, helping reduce the risk of water damage.
Common signs include rust, lifting metal, loose sections, water stains near the roof edge, timber deterioration or leaks during heavy rain.
Yes. If drip flashing has deteriorated or wasn’t installed correctly, water can track behind the roof edge and eventually enter the roof cavity.
Yes. We install and replace drip flashing on homes, commercial buildings and industrial properties across Melbourne.
It depends on its condition. Minor issues may be repaired, but heavily rusted or damaged flashing is often best replaced for a longer-lasting result.
Yes. We install flashing that suits the existing roofing profile and materials to ensure it integrates properly with your current roof system.
No. In most cases, drip flashing can be replaced independently without the need for a full roof replacement.
The lifespan depends on the material, weather exposure and maintenance. Regular roof inspections can help identify wear before leaks develop.
Yes. We install and replace drip flashing on Colorbond, Zincalume and many other metal roofing systems, as well as selected residential and commercial roof types.
Yes. Heritage Plumbing Group provides drip flashing installation, replacement and roof flashing repairs for residential, commercial and industrial properties across Melbourne.






















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