Updated October 2026
Stoneville is large-lot bush living on the Mundaring chain, one of the localities the Shire structures its planning strategy around, and it carries the kind of tree cover that defines the hills villages. Houses are set back off the road on big blocks, often with a shed or two.
The roofs get the full canopy treatment: bark, nuts, limbs and the damp that comes with shade.
We connect you with roof restoration specialists who work the Hills villages and know what a mature jarrah and marri canopy does to a tile roof.
What a restoration involves
- Clear the valleys and gutters of bark, leaf and marri nuts, then pressure clean the whole roof
- Replace cracked and broken tiles, including anything a dropped limb has gone through
- Repoint the ridge and hip lines with flexible pointing compound
- Seal and coat with a membrane that resists regrowth on the shaded pitch
On guide pricing only, and from Australian cost guides rather than Perth rates, a full restoration on a typical Hills home usually lands in the thousands. See the cost guide for what moves the number.
Debris, limbs and more than one roof
The repeating jobs out here are blocked valleys and broken tiles, and the cause of both is overhead. Bark and nut litter dams a valley until water backs up under the tiles, while the valley iron underneath rusts out of sight, and a falling limb cracks tiles outright. Neither is complicated to fix and both get expensive if they are left.
Most Stoneville properties have a shed or a carport as well as the house, and those roofs are generally the ones nobody has looked at. Worth having them inspected while the gear is on site, noting that in WA a shed, carport or private garage is a Class 10a building with its own $50,000 registration threshold, so it is treated separately from the house.
Frequently asked questions
Can the house and the shed be done together?
Usually yes, and it makes sense because the access equipment is already there. Ask for them as separate lines so you can see what each costs.
How bad does a blocked valley get?
Bad enough to be the most common leak cause in the hills villages. Water backs up under the tiles, the valley iron rusts from underneath, and the ceiling tells you about it months later.
Is a bush block harder to quote?
It takes longer to assess, because there is more to look at and access matters more. A roofer who walks the whole property before quoting is doing it right.