Strata clients

Roofing support for strata managers

Roof audits, preventative maintenance planning, and a team that keeps you and your committee properly informed.

strata portfolio

Managing roofing across a strata portfolio comes with its own pressures.

Budgeting for maintenance, avoiding surprise repairs, and keeping owners and committees informed. SRP works alongside strata managers to take that pressure off.

What we offer strata clients

Five ways we make roofing easier to manage

One team across audits, planning and the work itself.

Roof audits

A clear picture of the current condition of your roofs, so nothing's a surprise.

Preventative maintenance planning

Plan and budget for upcoming work instead of reacting to emergencies.

Reroofs & repairs

Metal and tile, guttering, skylights and leak detection, handled by one team.

Clear communication

Straightforward updates for you, your committee and building managers.

Reliable scheduling

We turn up when we say we will and keep disruption to residents to a minimum.

Managing more than one building?

Send us the addresses and we'll quote an audit across the portfolio.

why strata managers choose srp

Why strata managers choose SRP

We're used to the process

We know strata work comes with more moving parts: multiple stakeholders, committee approvals, and residents who need advance notice. We're used to working within that process, staying professional, tidy and communicative on every site.

Committee approvals

Resident notices

Occupied sites

Comprehensive quotes

Common questions

Roof audits, explained

What committees usually ask before booking one.

What is a roof audit and does my strata scheme need one?

A roof audit is an inspection that documents the current condition of a building's roof, helping strata committees plan and budget for maintenance before small issues become costly repairs. SRP offers roof audits for strata clients across Sydney.

How often should a strata building's roof be inspected?

Most strata roofs benefit from an inspection every 1 to 2 years, though older roofs or those with a history of leaks may need more frequent checks. SRP can help set up a maintenance schedule as part of a preventative maintenance plan.