Specialists in Roofing Maintenance and Restoration
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Areas We Service

Monkeys Roofing provides roofing maintenance, gutter cleaning and restoration across Sydney through dedicated local teams. Find your local team below — every quote is free.

Find your local team

Northern Beaches

Led by Vinnie and a crew based on the peninsula, covering Manly to Palm Beach. Coastal homes here battle salt spray, eucalypt litter and ember risk on bush-edge streets.

Eastern Suburbs & Bondi

Our home base at 7/67-69 O’Brien Street, Bondi Beach. The full range of services from Watsons Bay to Malabar, including heritage terraces and strata blocks.

Inner West

Roof repairs, repointing and gutter work on the older terraces and freestanding homes of Newtown, Balmain, Marrickville and the surrounding conservation areas.

What Changes From One Area to the Next

Roofs age differently depending on where they sit. These are the conditions we deal with most often in each area, though not every property will have all of them.

Northern BeachesCoastal salt exposure, year-round eucalypt litter, steep blocks and bush-edge streets.
Eastern SuburbsSalt and wind-blown sand, heritage terraces, and strata buildings where the roof is common property.
Inner WestOlder terraces, shared rooflines, concealed drainage and narrow rear access.

Common Questions

Which Sydney areas do you service?
We run dedicated pages and local teams for the Northern Beaches, the Eastern Suburbs and the Inner West, and we take on work across greater Sydney as well.

Which number should I call?
For the Northern Beaches call 0452 223 327. For the Eastern Suburbs and the Inner West call 0452 223 327.

Do you work outside these three areas?
Yes. If you are not sure whether we cover your suburb, get in touch and we will tell you straight away.

Can I request a free quote?
Yes. Quotes are free, and we come out to look at the property before pricing the work.

Find Your Local Monkeys Roofing Team

We also take on jobs across the North Shore, Sutherland Shire and greater Sydney. Not sure if we cover your suburb? Get in touch — we will tell you straight away.

Last updated: 12 August 2026

The rules this job has to meet

Australian standards and Code requirements we work to, with the source for each.

Sydney sheds about 1,213 mm of rain a year

Observatory Hill has averaged around 1,213 mm of rain a year on records kept since 1858. Everything on the roof, from panels and skylights to gutters, has to keep working through that volume of water and the grit it carries off the surface.

Source: Bureau of Meteorology, station 066062

A safe work method statement applies above 2 metres

NSW work health and safety law requires a safe work method statement for construction work where a person could fall more than two metres. Single-storey gutter and roof work clears that line, which is why the job is planned, harnessed or edge-protected before anyone gets on the roof.

Source: SafeWork NSW, working at heights

Most fatal falls are from 4 metres or less

SafeWork NSW reports that most serious and fatal falls happen from roofs, ladders and building edges at four metres or under, and a fall from two metres can kill. A single-storey Sydney house is squarely inside that range.

Source: SafeWork NSW, falls from heights

Roofing advice worth reading

Why beachside roofs rust faster in the Eastern Suburbs, and what the building code requires

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What actually fills your gutters in the Eastern Suburbs, and when

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Roof work in a Waverley heritage conservation area: what you can and cannot change

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