
Bushfire attack levels (BAL) explained for Sydney homeowners
What BAL-LOW to BAL-FZ mean, how your rating is worked out, and how bush fire prone land changes decks, fences, carports and extensions in southern Sydney.
Upgrade the outside of your home with quality cladding and eaves, whether it is a new project or a refresh of an existing house.
New cladding can change the look of a house completely and fix tired, leaking walls at the same time. We install weatherboards, fibre cement and timber cladding, and replace eave linings that have sagged or been damaged.
On bush fire prone land, the cladding has to suit the site's bushfire attack level. We check that before choosing materials.
From our base in Oatley we cover Canterbury-Bankstown, Georges River and Sutherland Shire.
Yes. We replace damaged or sagging eave linings and repair the timber behind them. If the damage came from a roof leak, we find and fix that too.
Call 0499 980 906 or send the details through our quote form. We talk through the job, then visit the site to measure up before we give you a written quote. Quotes are free.


What BAL-LOW to BAL-FZ mean, how your rating is worked out, and how bush fire prone land changes decks, fences, carports and extensions in southern Sydney.
Call 0499 980 906 or send the details. Quotes are free and there's no obligation.