Pro Roof Restoration Brisbane website

Pro Roof Restoration Brisbane

Brisbane, QLD

★★★★★ 5 · 18 Google reviews
○ Listed business · registration not verified

AustralianRoofers Trust Score New

53
out of 80
Fair
Listed businessregistration not verified — no ABN matched on the public register
0/25
Review reputation5.0★ across 18 Google reviews
35/35
Cross-source consistencyholds on Google + ProductReview (31 reviews)
18/20

How it's calculated: a transparent, evidence-weighted score — identity & longevity from the public ABN register, reputation from verified Google reviews, and consistency from cross-checking independent platforms. Grades are proportional to the evidence. Where we search the register and can't confirm a business, the identity check scores zero rather than being quietly left out — so a firm we couldn't verify never outranks one we could. Longevity stays unscored in that case, because without a registration date there's nothing to measure.

Our honest take

Verdict: Spotless reviews; registration we couldn't trace

On reviews alone, Pro Roof Restoration Brisbane is hard to fault: a perfect 5.0 from 18 Google reviews and a perfect 5.0 from 31 more on a verified ProductReview listing — and that second, independent source is genuinely rare among the Brisbane roofers we've reviewed. The content is specific too: a worn membrane patched on an Ascot Queenslander, a 1960s tile roof brought back to life, ridge capping fixed in Hamilton, storm-damaged corrugated sheets replaced. Reviewers keep landing on the same virtues — tidy sites, attention to detail, quick leak fixes and no hidden charges.

The work is restoration-first. Tile roofing and restoration-and-painting dominate the review-mined taxonomy, with repointing, ridge capping and leak repairs behind them — this is the firm you call to make an ageing roof weatherproof and presentable again rather than to build a new one. On their own site they say they have over 20 years of industry experience, are licensed and qualified by the QBCC, carry $20 million in public liability insurance and use Dulux-accredited painters, covering everywhere from Brisbane and Moreton Bay out to Ipswich, Toowoomba, both Coasts and Tweed Heads. Those are the firm's own claims — we couldn't independently verify any of them, and no licence number is published.

And that's the honest catch: for a firm this well-reviewed, the paper trail is surprisingly thin. We found no ABN or registered business name matching 'Pro Roof Restoration Brisbane' on the Australian Business Register, no ABN on their website, and no QBCC licence number anywhere public. Their listed address is a suite in Riparian Plaza, a CBD office tower on Eagle Street — a mail-and-meetings address, not a depot. None of this is evidence of anything wrong, but for a business asking you to spend four or five figures on a roof, we'd want the ABN and QBCC licence number in hand before signing — and they should be easy for the firm to provide.

Reputation across the web New

The same firm, checked across platforms

Google
5 /5
18 reviews
Primary source · verified place
independently pulled
ProductReview.com.au
5.0 /5
31 reviews
Independent AU consumer platform
independent second source
How we read this: Google (5.0 from 18) and ProductReview (5.0 from 31) agree perfectly — an unusually strong two-source showing, though with not a single critical review across 49 write-ups it's worth reading a few in full yourself rather than trusting the averages blind.

⚑ No public registration we could verify

We couldn't find an ABN or registered business name matching 'Pro Roof Restoration Brisbane' on the Australian Business Register, and the firm's website publishes no ABN or QBCC licence number despite describing itself as QBCC-licensed and insured for $20 million. The business may legitimately trade under a differently-named registered entity — that's common — but before engaging, ask for the ABN and QBCC licence number and check them at abr.business.gov.au and the QBCC's licensee search. A reputable firm will provide both without blinking.

Business registration

No verified ABN on file

We couldn't match Pro Roof Restoration Brisbane to a single ABN on the public register with confidence. Rather than show a number we're unsure of, we've left it blank — and the identity check scores 0 out of 25 in their Trust Score, which is why it sits below firms we could verify. We searched the Australian Business Register for 'Pro Roof Restoration Brisbane' and close variants and found no matching entity or registered business name in Queensland — the nearest matches were a 'Pro Roof Restoration' trading name in WA and a 'Pro Roof Restoration NSW Pty Limited' in Sydney, neither of which is this firm. Their own website doesn't publish an ABN, ACN or QBCC licence number either, so there's no public paper trail we could anchor. They may trade under a differently-named registered entity, but we couldn't confirm it.

Checked against the official Australian Business Register (abr.business.gov.au). A business can trade legitimately without a registered business name matching its trading name, so this isn't a mark against them — but it's worth asking for their ABN before you engage. If this is your business, claim this listing to add your ABN and we'll verify it.

What they're actually known for New

Ranked by what customers mention — not a self-declared list

Tile roofing7 of 20 reviews
Roof restoration & painting7 of 20 reviews
General roof repairs6 of 20 reviews
Ridge capping & pointing4 of 20 reviews
Leak detection & repair3 of 20 reviews
Metal & Colorbond2 of 20 reviews
What this tells us: The taxonomy says restoration specialist loud and clear: tile roofing and restoration-and-painting top the mentions, with general repairs, repointing and ridge capping close behind. If your roof is older and tired — cracked tiles, flaky ridge mortar, faded surface — that's precisely the work their reviewers keep describing; brand-new roof construction barely features.

Who you'll actually deal with

The team

We can't tell you who runs this business, and that's worth saying plainly. Across their Google reviews, four different first names get thanked as the person leading the job — Tim, Dave, Mitch and Chris — each exactly once, and no name recurs often enough for us to identify a principal. Their website names nobody either (the 'Tim Buckley' on their testimonials page is a customer from Springwood, not staff).

What the reviews do consistently describe is crew behaviour: responsive from first contact, punctual, polite, careful with property, and tidy on the way out — 'clean' and 'tidy' come up seven times between them. So you're hiring a well-drilled team rather than a known individual; if it matters to you who'll be on your roof, ask for the supervisor's name when you book and get it on the quote.

What clients say

In their own words

★★★★★

Tim and his team were prompt, professional, and paid close attention to every detail. The quality of the materials and workmanship was fantastic, and my roof looks brand new. thank you

— Denver Mokgatle
★★★★★

I had a roof leak that was causing damage to my ceiling. The repair was done quickly and expertly. No more leaks! The crew was friendly and respectful of my property

— Harry Franks
★★★★★

Great experience on our recently restored 60's roof that was so OLD! They guys did a great job and our new tiles look amazing. Very happy indeed, thanks fellas.

— Bello Umar

Reviewers consistently describe prompt, detail-oriented crews that fix leaks properly, transform older tile roofs, and leave the site cleaner than they found it — with several noting fair pricing and no surprise extras.

Best for

  • Restoring an ageing tile roof — repointing, ridge capping, replacing cracked tiles and repainting are their most-reviewed work by a wide margin
  • Leak-driven repairs where you want it found, fixed and tidied up quickly — several reviewers had exactly that experience
  • Homeowners weighing restoration against a full re-roof and wanting the cheaper option done to a high standard

Less suited for

  • Anyone who wants to verify licensing and registration from public records before making contact — no ABN or QBCC licence number is published anywhere we could find
  • People who want an ongoing relationship with a named owner-operator — reviews name four different crew leads and no consistent principal
  • Full structural re-roofs or new-build roofing — reviewed jobs are overwhelmingly restoration and repair, not construction

Before you commit

Five questions worth asking

  • What's your ABN and QBCC licence number? (We couldn't find either publicly — verify them at abr.business.gov.au and the QBCC licensee register before paying a deposit.)
  • Who will supervise my job and be my single point of contact? Reviews mention several different crew leads, so pin down a name on the quote.
  • Your site mentions a 'full product warranty on materials' — what workmanship warranty do you offer on top, for how many years, and can I have it in writing?
  • Which coating system will you use and how many coats? You advertise Dulux-accredited painters, so ask for the exact product spec on your quote.
  • Is the quoted price fixed, and does it include tile replacements found mid-job, waste removal, and the advertised extras like the whirlybird?

Bottom line

Forty-nine reviews across two independent platforms without a single complaint is a track record most Brisbane roofers can't touch, and the restoration work described sounds genuinely good. Balance that against a paper trail we couldn't verify at all — get the ABN and QBCC licence number in writing before you commit, and if they hesitate, walk.

Assessed by the editorial team at AustralianRoofers.com from public Google Business Profile data, ProductReview.com.au, the firm's own website, and the ABN register. Not a paid placement.

Contact Pro Roof Restoration Brisbane

This firm hasn't published an enquiry email we can verify, so the quickest way to reach them is by phone or through their Google profile.