Our Roof Certificate confirms that your roof structure has been safely designed, inspected, and complies with National Building Regulations and Building Standards Act No. 103 of 1977, National Building Regulations and relevant South African National Standards (SANS). For example, SANS 10400 – Code of Practice for the Application of the National Building Regulations.
Roof Certificate
What is a Roof Certificate?
A Roof Certificate is issued after a structural inspection of your roof. It verifies that your roof structure has been correctly designed and installed according to National Building Regulations and Building Standards Act No. 103 of 1977, National Building Regulations and relevant South African National Standards. For example, SANS 10400 – Code of Practice for the Application of the National Building Regulations. For example, Part L of SANS 10400 – Code of Practice for the Application of the National Building Regulations.
When is it Required?
- Before or after the roof installation, structure
- When applying for home of building occupation certificates
- For home/building resale or home/building insurance purposes
What We Check
- construction and fixing of structural roof components
- Fire resistance
- Waterproofing
Why Trust Us?
- Registered professional engineers with roof structure expertise
- Registered with the National Home Builders’ Registration Council (HNBRC)
- Detailed inspections
Frequently Asked Questions
What is a Roof Certificate?
A roof certificate is document issued by a professional engineer or professional engineering technologist registered with the Engineering Council of South Africa (ECSA), confirming that the roof structure of your home or building comply with National Building Regulations and Building Standards Act No. 103 of 1977, National Building Regulations and SANS 10400 .
Why do I need a Roof Certificate?
It’s required by building law for new homes or buildings, used for property transfers, bond approvals, municipal inspections, and NHBRC home enrolment, to prove your roof is structurally sound and safe.
What does the roof inspection include?
The inspection includes the location and dimensions of the roof with room height, roof timber compliance, rafters, tie-beams, connections, type and spacing of trusses, purlins, bracing, etc.
How often should I request a roof inspection?
For older homes or before selling, it’s recommended every 5–10 years or after major weather events or renovations.
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