Roof rebedding and repointing work together to secure your ridge caps and seal them against water. Rebedding replaces the mortar the caps sit on, and repointing seals the edges with flexible compound. We explain which your roof needs, do the work in one visit, and leave the ridges straight and sound.
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Rebedding means lifting the ridge caps, removing the old mortar underneath, and setting the caps on a fresh bed. It is needed when the bedding has crumbled and the caps are loose.
Repointing means applying a new layer of pointing over the edge of the bedding. It is enough when the bedding is still sound but the surface layer has cracked.

Most older roofs need both. Here is how we decide:
We show you photos of each ridge so the recommendation is clear.

Rebedding always comes first. Once the caps are set on fresh bedding and straight, flexible pointing is applied over the top to seal the joins and hold everything in place.
Doing both in one visit is quicker and better value than separate jobs, and it means the ridges are finished to the same standard along the whole roof.

Old-style pointing was a rigid sand and cement mix that cracked as the roof moved. Modern flexible pointing:

When rebedding and repointing are done properly with quality flexible pointing, the ridges should stay secure for many years. How long depends on the roof’s exposure, movement, and maintenance.
A quick check every couple of years helps catch any small cracks early. See our general maintenance service.

The cost depends on the length of ridges and hips, how much needs rebedding, roof height and pitch, and the number of broken caps. Your fixed quote shows each part separately.
Contact us to book. Learn more about rebedding and repointing.
Done in the right order, finished to one standard.
Answers about the difference between rebedding and repointing, and when you need both.
Get a Free QuoteRebedding replaces the mortar under the caps. Repointing seals the edges with a new top layer.
If caps are loose, yes. If they are firm, repointing may be enough.
Yes, and it is usually quicker and better value.
A modern compound that bends with the roof and lasts longer than cement pointing.
Yes. Flexible pointing comes in a range of colours.
Many years, with occasional checks to catch small cracks early.
Choosing a roofer can feel risky. We get that. You want someone who turns up, tells the truth, respects your home, and does the job properly. That is how we work.
If you have noticed a leak, loose tiles, sagging gutters, cracked mortar, ceiling stains, or storm damage, do not wait until the next downpour tests it again.
We will inspect your roof, explain the issue clearly, and help you choose the right fix.
Based in Cairnlea, we provide our services to all suburbs across Melbourne. Distance is never a problem. We are open 7 days a week.
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