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Roofing in Dandenong and surrounds

Knut is preparing roofing coverage in Dandenong and surrounds. Requests and bookings open at launch.

Roof repairs, leaks and other roofing jobs

Roofing jobs can range from repairing a leak to replacing a roof. You can also request help with gutter repairs or emergency roofing. When describing a problem, say what you have noticed and which part of the roof or gutters seems affected, if you know. If there is visible damage, explain what you can see without putting yourself at risk to inspect it. A clear description helps suitable tradies understand the work you are asking about and provide quotes that relate to the job. Knut sends requests to local tradies who cover the area and offer that service.

How to brief a roofing job

Describe what needs doing, where the property is, and when you would like the work done. Include details such as whether you need a roof repair, help with a leak, gutter repair or roof replacement. Photos can be useful if they show the issue clearly and can be taken safely; do not climb onto a roof to get them. Mention any relevant observations, such as where you have noticed a leak, without guessing at the cause. Knut sends your description to suitable local tradies, compares the quotes received and recommends the one that best fits the job on merit.

Roofing costs and Knut’s booking fee

There is no charge to request quotes. Customers pay Knut one booking fee when they book: 5% on smaller jobs, tapering to 2.5% on large jobs, and never more than $150.00. You also pay the tradie’s quoted price for the work. Tradies keep 100% of their quoted price, and Knut does not charge them to quote. The booking fee is paid to Knut at booking, rather than as part of the tradie’s quoted price. Review the quote and the job details before booking so you understand what work the tradie has quoted for.

Choosing and checking a roofing tradie

Compare the quotes Knut receives against the work you described, and check that each quote addresses the job you need done. You can message the tradie and follow progress in one place after booking through Knut. Some jobs in this trade need a licence or registration depending on the work and the state. Knut applies the relevant check from the job scope. If you manage properties, work for a real-estate agency or oversee facilities, Knut can also be used to organise maintenance across many properties. Share the relevant property and job details when making each request.

Knut's booking fee

Requesting quotes is free. When you book, Knut adds one booking fee, shown before you pay, and never more than $150. The provider keeps 100% of their quote.

$0 – $499

5%

$500 – $1,999

4.5%

$2,000 – $4,999

4%

$5,000 – $14,999

3.5%

$15,000 – $49,999

3%

$50,000+

2.5%

Common questions

Roofing in Dandenong and surrounds: FAQs

What roofing jobs can I request through Knut?

You can request roof repair, help with a roof leak, gutter repair, roof replacement or emergency roofing. Describe what needs doing and where the property is. Photos can help explain the issue if you can take them safely.

Do I pay to request roofing quotes?

No. There is no charge to request quotes. If you book, you pay Knut one booking fee: 5% on smaller jobs, tapering to 2.5% on large jobs, and never more than $150.00. You also pay the tradie’s quoted price for the work.

What should I include in a roofing request?

Say what work you need, where the property is and when you would like it done. Describe what you have noticed, such as a leak or visible damage. Add photos if useful, but only take them from a safe position.

Does a roofing tradie need a licence or registration?

Some jobs in this trade need a licence or registration depending on the work and the state. Knut applies the relevant check from the job scope. If you are unsure what your job involves, describe the issue when requesting quotes.

What should I do if a roofing problem is dangerous?

For immediate danger to life or property, such as flooding, fire or an electrical hazard, call 000 or the relevant emergency service first. Do not put yourself at risk trying to inspect or photograph roof damage.

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