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Licensed roofers on the Fraser Coast, page 2

52 roofing, cladding & guttering businesses on the Fraser Coast hold a licence on the QBCC register. 52 of them (100%) show a current licence as of 3 November 2026.

The most common licence classes are Roof and Wall Cladding (49), Metal Fascias and Gutters (29) and Roof Tiling (1). Each profile lists the licence number, its classes and status, and the ABN and ASIC details.

Companies listed
52
With a current licence
52 (100%)
Source
QBCC
Register checked
3 November 2026

Roofing, Cladding & Guttering companies on the Fraser Coast

Current licences first, then A to Z

  • ZEALANDIA INVESTMENTS PTY LTDCurrent
    QBCC 1179999, 4655, since 2002
    Roof and Wall Cladding
  • ZLLC SOLUTIONS PTY LTDCurrent
    QBCC 15488189, 4655, since 2024
    Roof and Wall Cladding

About licensed roofers on the Fraser Coast

In Queensland, most building work valued over $3,300, including labour and materials, must be carried out by a contractor holding a QBCC licence of the right class. Some work needs a licence at any value, including plumbing and drainage, fire protection, building design and site classification.

A licensed roofer on the Fraser Coast holds a licence from the Queensland Building and Construction Commission (QBCC) that names the classes of work they may carry out. The licence has to be held by the business you sign with: a director's personal licence does not cover their company, and a licence in one class does not cover work in another.

TradesField reads QBCC and the Australian Business Register and lists every company with a roofing, cladding & guttering class on the Fraser Coast. Licence status is free to check. The Construction Background Report adds court, adjudication, ASIC and licence conduct records, graded A to E.

Licence classes held

Roofing, Cladding & Guttering classes across the 52 companies, by how many hold each.

  • Roof and Wall Cladding49 of 52 companies
  • Metal Fascias and Gutters29 of 52 companies
  • Roof Tiling1 of 52 companies

Roofers on the Fraser Coast: common questions

How do I check if a roofer on the Fraser Coast is licensed?

Search the company by name or ABN, or open its profile from the list on this page to see its licence number, classes and status. Then confirm the licence on the Queensland Building and Construction Commission's own register before you sign or pay a deposit, because registers change daily.

How many licensed roofers are there on the Fraser Coast?

52 companies on the Fraser Coast hold a licence with a roofing, cladding & guttering class, and 52 of them show a current licence as of 3 November 2026. Sole traders are not listed, only companies and trusts.

Does a roofer need a licence in Queensland?

In Queensland, most building work valued over $3,300, including labour and materials, must be carried out by a contractor holding a QBCC licence of the right class. Some work needs a licence at any value, including plumbing and drainage, fire protection, building design and site classification.

What licence classes do roofers on the Fraser Coast hold?

By number of companies: Roof and Wall Cladding (49), Metal Fascias and Gutters (29) and Roof Tiling (1). The class has to cover the work in your contract.

What should I check before engaging a roofer?

That the licence is current and its class covers the work, that it is held by the business named on the contract and invoice (not a director or a related company), that the ABN is active, and that you hold current insurance certificates. Court, payment dispute and insolvency records are in the Construction Background Report.

Roofers in other council areas

Other licensed trades on the Fraser Coast

All licensed roofers in Queensland

Listings come from QBCC licence search records and the Australian Business Register, last read on 3 November 2026. Only companies and trusts are listed. Status is as the register showed it when we read it; confirm it with the regulator before you sign or pay a deposit.

A listing is a record, not a recommendation.

TradesField brings public register records together so checking a contractor is quicker. It does not replace the authorities that keep them. Records can change after we read them, and a register can hold something we have not matched, so check licences, company status and court records directly with the QBCC, ASIC, the courts and the relevant state regulator before you rely on them, sign a contract or pay a deposit. TradesField is independent and not affiliated with any government authority. Information here is general and is not legal or financial advice.

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