Roof Masters NQ: Your Local Roofers in Townsville

Owner-occupiers who live in a house built before 1984, located within 50km of the coastline from Bundaberg to the Queensland/Northern Territory border, can apply to receive a Queensland Government grant of 75% of the cost of improvements Eligible homeowners can apply to receive a Queensland Government grant of up to $15,000 to put towards your roof replacement.

Yes, this is part of the first step of the application process.

Your weekly household income must be less than:

• $1,050 for an individual ($54,643 per year)

• $1,452 for a couple ($75,548 per year)

• $1,453 for a sole parent with one child ($75,601 per year)

• $1,801 for a couple with one child ($93,675 per year).

These weekly allowances also apply:

• $348 for each additional dependent child ($18,127 per year)

• $402 for each additional dependent adult ($20,905 per year).

These numbers are based on the 2022/23 National Rental Affordability Scheme (NRAS).

Homeowners are required to make a minimum 25% co- contribution towards the approved works.

You must use a licensed QBCC contractor for your completed works.

There are 5 stages to the process, and each stage must have the relevant documentation and evidence points to

proceed. At Port City Roofing the team handle all this on

your behalf as part of the customer service process

1. The initial application to confirm your eligibility

2. Providing quotes from a registered QBCC approved building contractor

3. The approval in writing by Department of Energy and Public Works

4. The contractual step with your chosen QBCC building contractor

5. The installation

6. The evidence of the completion of the works

7. The grant payment via your QBCC building contractor