Commercial Box Guttering & Sump Guards Brisbane

Concrete or terracotta tiles are both very popular options for roofs, as they are highly durable, resistant to corrosion, thoroughly tested and last a long time.

However, if your commercial building has a roof originally made of galvanised iron, we can replace it with a roofing material such as a Colourbond or Zincalume, which are also able to withstand harsh weather conditions. You can weigh up your options with the pros and cons of these here.

It is recommended that your roof and gutters be maintained at least every 4 months. In the case of a storm or large rain event an inspection may need to be carried out sooner to spot any leaks or damage created during the event.

Box gutters are designed to suit large water-carrying capacities, such as to catch rainwater, usually on commercial buildings. Box gutters channel rainwater from the adjacent roofs, draining it into a built-in downpipe.

Box gutters are fixed within the building’s structure and typically lie at the base of two opposing roof faces or inside a parapet wall (concealed from the house). Meanwhile, eaves gutters are fixed to the perimeter of the roof and visible from the outside of the building.

A functional gutter system redirects rainwater away from your property, protecting the building’s foundation and preventing water damage. During heavy rain, gutter drainage will also avoid flooding and water accumulating on your property.