Roof rebedding is the process of replacing the mortar base under ridge caps to ensure they stay securely in place, preventing leaks and tile movement.

If you notice loose, cracked, or missing mortar, shifting ridge caps, or water leaks, your roof likely needs rebedding.

Rebedding replaces the mortar base, while repointing applies a flexible layer over the bedding to seal and protect it from further wear.

High-quality rebedding can last up to 15 years, depending on weather conditions and regular maintenance.

Rebedding is mainly required for tiled roofs with ridge caps that rely on mortar for stability. Metal and Colorbond roofs do not require this process.