Fendalton is known for its character homes and tree-lined streets, and this beautiful property is no exception. When you’re working on roofs in one of Christchurch’s most established suburbs, you need to respect the neighbourhood’s standards – and that means delivering a finish that looks as good as it performs.
This roof had seen better days after years of Canterbury weather, but after a thorough high-pressure waterblast and two solid sprayed coats of premium self-priming roof paint in Grey Friars, it’s looking better than ever.
Grey Friars is a popular choice in Fendalton – it’s that sophisticated charcoal tone that complements both heritage villas and modern renovations. It works particularly well with the mature trees and gardens that make this suburb so distinctive.
The entire job was completed using rope and harness access, which meant no scaffolding disrupting the property or the neighbours. It’s a technique I’ve refined over 35+ years, and it’s perfect for Fendalton’s established homes where protecting gardens, driveways, and the property’s character matters just as much as the finished roof.
Safe, smooth, and a stunning result that’ll protect this Fendalton home for years to come.
