Pro Roofing Brisbane
Brisbane, QLD
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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
Pro Roofing Brisbane works out of Milton and covers the usual Brisbane spread — metal and Colorbond re-roofing, restorations, repairs, guttering and asbestos removal, per their own site. On paper the review record is spotless: a perfect 5 stars from 10 Google reviews, backed by another 5.0 from 21 reviews on ProductReview. That's two independent sources telling the same story, which counts for something.
The reviews themselves have more substance than the usual 'great job, thanks'. One customer describes a tile-to-ZINCALUME re-roof in real detail — .48 BMT sheets, safety battens, sarking, cyclone-rated fixings — which is the kind of specificity that's hard to fake and suggests the crew talks their customers through the build properly. Others mention restorations in The Gap, storm repairs handled quickly, fair pricing and steady communication throughout.
Now the candid bit. We went looking for their business registration on the Australian Business Register and came up empty — no entity or registered business name matches 'Pro Roofing Brisbane', and the ABN some third-party directories attach to them belongs to a differently-named sole trader. The website names no owner and no staff, describes a 'combined 35 years experience' among its contractors (their claim, not ours), and mentions contractor vetting — which reads more like a network that places roofing jobs than a single in-house crew. None of that means the work is bad; the reviews suggest the opposite. But for a firm we couldn't paper-trail, we'd want the ABN and QBCC licence number in writing before signing anything.
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The same firm, checked across platforms
⚑ We couldn't verify their business registration
Our ABR searches found no registered entity or business name matching 'Pro Roofing Brisbane', and their website publishes no ABN, owner name or QBCC licence number. The site also describes vetting 'contractors', suggesting work may be placed with subcontracted crews. Ask for the ABN and licence number in writing — a legitimate operator will hand these over without hesitation.
Business registration
No verified ABN on file
We couldn't match Pro Roofing 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 Roofing Brisbane' and 'Pro Roofing' in QLD and couldn't find a registered entity or business name that matches this firm. An ABN that circulates on third-party data sites (72 860 579 745) actually belongs to a Brisbane sole trader with a completely different name and a grab-bag of unrelated business names, so we're not attributing it. Their own website doesn't publish an ABN either.
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
Who you'll actually deal with
The team
This is one where we can't tell you who's behind the business — the website names no owner, no directors and no staff, and our ABR search couldn't surface a registered entity to hang a name on. Two first names do surface in the reviews: a Michael, thanked by a customer for a roof restoration in The Gap, and a technician called Liam, praised for pointing out problem areas and suggesting cost-effective fixes rather than upselling.
Their own site says jobs are done by vetted, QBSA-licensed contractors with a combined 35 years of experience — worth noting that's their claim, and it hints at a subcontractor model rather than one fixed crew. If it matters to you who actually climbs onto your roof (and it should), ask exactly who will be doing the work and whether they're employees or subbies.
What clients say
In their own words
Got my old tiled roof replaced with a new ZINCALUME metal roof. The guys used .48 BMT sheets and installed proper safety battens, sarking, and cyclone-rated fixings, which gave me confidence in the build. Their pricing was also just fair given the quality materials and experienced tradesmen.
Thank you, Michael! We're extremely pleased with the roof restoration we had done on our investment property in The Gap. They were easy to work with and their workmanship was top-notch. We highly recommend their services.
Professional and reliable roofers. Good job! Pricing was fair, and they kept me updated throughout the process. Happy with the result and would use their services again.
Customers consistently describe professional, well-communicated jobs at fair prices — from technically detailed metal re-roofs to restorations and quick storm repairs.
Best for
- Tile-to-metal re-roofs and Colorbond work — the standout review describes a properly specced ZINCALUME replacement
- Roof restorations with cleaning, repainting and ridge-cap repairs
- Homeowners who value steady communication and updates through the job
Less suited for
- Anyone who wants to know exactly who they're hiring — no owner or staff are named anywhere on their site
- Those who verify an ABN and QBCC licence before signing — we couldn't complete that paper trail ourselves
- People who want a long, deep review history — 31 reviews across two platforms is still a modest sample
Before you commit
Five questions worth asking
- What's your ABN and QBCC licence number? Can you put both in writing on the quote?
- Who exactly will do the work — your own employees or subcontractors — and who supervises the job?
- What written warranty do you offer on restoration coatings and on new metal roofing workmanship?
- For a re-roof, does the quote itemise sarking, battens and cyclone-rated fixings like your reviews describe?
- If my old roof contains asbestos, who holds the asbestos removal licence and how is disposal documented?
Bottom line
The review record is genuinely strong across two platforms, with detailed, credible accounts of quality work at fair prices. But we couldn't verify the business registration behind the trading name, so get the ABN and QBCC licence in writing before you commit — if those check out, the reviews suggest you'll be well looked after.
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.
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