The crew. Still on the tools.

Darren Dingle, Luke, Brad, Tumoana and Jax. Management, accounts, and still on the tools.

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  Darren Dingle

  “Darren is Luke’s older brother. He has come on for management and the accounts, and he is still hands-on. He does not shy away from a new job or a new way of doing it.”

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  Luke Dingle

  “I started LRD because I was tired of jobs getting half-done and then disappearing. If we quote it, we finish it. I’m still on the tools — that’s the point. You get the same crew that priced the roof, not a random labour-hire van.”

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  Brad Dingle

  “Luke and I built this so a family can pick up the phone and get a straight answer. We don’t bury extras in the fine print. If access is awkward or the iron is shot, we say so before we start — not on invoice day.”

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  Tumoana Gillam

  “Lead on the roof means I’m the last one off it. Flashings, ridges, the messy bits around a chimney — that’s where leaks start. We take the time on those, even when the weather’s sitting on us. A roof that looks tidy from the street still has to keep the house dry.”

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  Jax Seaboryne

  “I’m learning the trade properly, not being thrown on a roof and told to keep up. The boys check my work. That means your screws, your laps, your safety — it’s done the LRD way, not the cheap-and-cheerful way. If I wouldn’t put it on my own place, it doesn’t stay on yours.”