Tasmania Biz Directory

Best Roofers in Hobart

5 roofers across Hobart and the surrounding area, ranked — with what each business actually does, taken from their own websites.

Listings checked 9 October 2026.

About roofers in Hobart

Hobart sits between the Derwent estuary and kunanyi / Mount Wellington, and the work here is a mix of heritage homes in Battery Point and North Hobart, post-war brick through the northern suburbs and Glenorchy, and newer builds on the eastern shore and out toward the Huon. Frost on winter mornings in the Derwent Valley and snow on the mountain are routine rather than unusual, so roofing, gutters, drainage and heating are seasonal jobs, not cosmetic ones.

The ranking

Featured listings are marked and appear first. The remaining businesses are ordered editorially by what we could verify from their own material. Order is not a paid ranking, and we do not list businesses we cannot confirm.

  1. Allied Roof Maintenance Tasmania

    Battery Point, 7004 ·

    Allied Roof Maintenance Tasmania is a third-generation Hobart firm specialising in natural slate and heritage roof restoration, working on older and heritage buildings alongside residential, commercial and government projects. Its site lists new slate roofs and slate repairs, roof restoration and painting, guttering and spouting, custom copper and galvanised iron rainheads, lead and copper flashing, and chimney re-pointing and tuck pointing, and publishes an ABN and roof plumbing and contractor licence numbers. Named past clients include MONA and the World Heritage-listed Brickendon and Woolmers estates. The clearest fit for owners of heritage or slate-roofed buildings who need a specialist rather than a general roofer.

    Slate roofing · Heritage roofing · Roof restoration · Roof painting · Guttering & spouting · Copper & lead flashing · Chimney re-pointing

    • Licensed
    • Third generation
    • Tasmanian owned
    0438 133 688 Website (opens in a new tab) Email Details

    Battery Point, 7004

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  2. Just Roofing Tasmania

    Derwent Park, 7009 ·

    Just Roofing Tasmania is a family-owned Hobart business based at 27a Pearl Street, Derwent Park, that states it was established in 2000 and holds a licence for asbestos roof removal. Its site covers re-roofing, roof repairs and restoration, new roofs and extensions, asbestos roof removal, guttering, downpipes and fascia, and Colorbond wall cladding, and says it works for homeowners, builders, developers, schools, government and industrial clients statewide. It handles licensed asbestos roof removal as part of a re-roof, which suits older homes and commercial buildings being updated.

    Re-roofing · Roof repairs & restoration · New roofs · Asbestos roof removal · Guttering & fascia · Wall cladding

    • Established 2000
    • Licensed asbestos removal
    • Family owned
    0408 308 651 Website (opens in a new tab) Details

    27a Pearl Street, Derwent Park, 7009

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  3. Raymark Roofing Pty Ltd

    Mornington, 7018 ·

    Raymark Roofing Pty Ltd is a locally owned Mornington contractor that states it has operated since 1998, with membership of the Housing Industry Association and the Master Builders Association and full insurance. Its site covers residential and commercial roof construction, re-roofing, repairs, wall cladding, gutters and downpipes, and scaffolding, and it works with Colorbond, Stratco and Zincalume materials. It publishes a street address at 3 McIntyre Street, Mornington. An established option for southern-Tasmanian homes and businesses wanting roofing and scaffolding from one accredited firm.

    Roof construction · Re-roofing · Roof repairs · Gutters & downpipes · Wall cladding · Scaffolding

    • HIA member
    • MBA member
    • Established 1998
    • Fully insured
    03 6245 1175 Website (opens in a new tab) Email Details

    3 McIntyre Street, Mornington, 7018

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  4. Southern Roofing

    Hobart ·

    Southern Roofing provides roofing and guttering for residential and commercial properties across southern Tasmania, working as a licensed contractor (licence 15607940) and stating more than 20 years' industry experience and a seven-year workmanship guarantee. Its site lists roof replacements, restorations, maintenance, gutter replacement and metal cladding, and says it keeps its own electrical, scaffolding and HVAC contractors. It publishes an ABN and offers emergency roof repair. Suited to Hobart homeowners and businesses wanting a full-service roofing and guttering contractor rather than a repairs-only outfit.

    Roof replacements · Roof restorations · Roof maintenance · Gutter replacement · Metal cladding · Emergency roof repair

    • Licensed contractor
    • 7-year workmanship guarantee
    0488 255 381 Website (opens in a new tab) Email Details

    Hobart

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  5. Tinsmith Roofing Hobart

    Hobart ·

    Tinsmith Roofing Hobart is a locally based contractor whose site focuses on metal and Colorbond roof repairs for homes across Hobart, and states more than ten years' experience. Alongside roofing it advertises related property work including decking, pergolas, fencing and general handyman jobs, presenting itself as a one-team option for roofing and outdoor improvements. Best suited to Hobart homeowners wanting straightforward metal-roof repairs who may also want smaller property jobs handled by the same business.

    Metal roof repairs · Colorbond roof repairs · Roofing · Decking · Pergolas · Fencing

    • 10+ years experience
    0478 901 457 Website (opens in a new tab) Details

    Hobart

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Roofers in Hobart — common questions

What roof damage is most common in Tasmania?
Coastal salt air, highland snow and frost, wind, and moss and lichen growth all take a toll. Common problems include rusted or lifted fixings, failed flashings, blocked gutters and cracked or displaced tiles and sheets.
Can roofing work be done over winter?
Some work can, but wet, windy and frosty weather limits safe access to roofs and can affect sealants and coatings. A roofer should be honest about what can be done now and what is better scheduled for a drier window.
Do roofers help with insurance claims?
Many do, and a written report or photos of the damage help your insurer. Ask whether the business provides documentation suitable for a storm or damage claim.
Do roofers travel to rural properties?
Often, but remote and island jobs carry travel and freight costs, and weather can push out the schedule. Get the travel component of the quote in writing.
Do tradespeople here cover the whole of greater Hobart?
Most businesses based in Hobart cover the greater area — the northern suburbs and Glenorchy, the eastern shore through to Sorell, and south through Kingston and the Channel — but some restrict their radius or charge travel beyond a set point. Say where you are when you call.
Does the mountain and valley frost affect what work can be done?
Cold mornings, frost and occasional snow on the higher slopes can delay roofing, concreting and external painting, and they matter for heating design. A business used to the area will plan around the seasons rather than promise a fixed date.

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