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Tak Roofing: Built strong for the storm season

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An array of iron sheets manufactured by Tak Roofing with the best raw materials sourced from South Africa’s top metal producers. (Pics: Courtesy)
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As hailstorm season sweeps across Eswatini, one thing is certain; your roof should be your first line of defence. When it comes to protecting your home, family or business, Tak Roofing stands tall as a trusted local manufacturer dedicated to strength, resilience and quality.

“At Tak Roofing, we know harsh weather doesn’t wait, which is why our roofing sheets and accessories are designed to endure it all, rain, wind and even hail. Our sheets, ranging from 0.5mm to 0.8mm in thickness, are made with high zinc-coated materials that prevent rust and withstand damage,” said Sydney Ginindza General Manager at Tak Roofing. This means no tearing, no dents and no costly replacements after every storm. “Our ridges, valley flushing and IBR closures are equally tough, ensuring your entire roofing system holds firm when the skies turn violent,” added Ginindza.

What sets Tak Roofing apart is their commitment to local excellence. Owned and directed by emaSwati, they combine industry expertise with the best raw materials sourced from South Africa’s top metal producers. “In fact, we are the only company in Eswatini producing versatile sheets that resemble heavy tiles once installed, an elegant finish with uncompromising durability,” he said.

But roofing isn’t just about materials; it’s also about proper installation. “That’s why we encourage customers to work with experienced carpenters and to insist on quality timber, roofing screws, flasher boards and accessories. To make the process easier, we custom-cut sheets to your exact measurements, eliminating waste and ensuring a perfect fit,” mentioned the manager.

At Tak Roofing, they don’t compromise. “If a supplier can’t meet our strict quality standards, we simply wait until the right materials are available. We also take pride in our customer-first approach, offering discounts and affordable solutions where possible, without sacrificing strength or safety,” he said.

Before you buy, they welcome you to visit their warehouse with your carpenter in Matsapha. “Test our sheets, bend them, stretch them and feel the difference in your own hands. Because when storms strike, you deserve roofing that doesn’t just cover your home, but protects it season after season,” concluded Ginindza.

For more information and to get a quote on quality sheet irons, contact Tak Investment at 7656 7695/7650 9306 or email takroofingsz@gmail.com.

Visit Tak Roofing in Matsapha and witness their durable iron sheets first hand.
Visit Tak Roofing in Matsapha and witness their durable iron sheets first hand.
A close-up view of the versatile sheets.
A close-up view of the versatile sheets.

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Written by
Mthobisi Buthelezi

Mthobisi Buthelezi - Sections and Supplements Editor with the Times of Eswatini overseeing the publishing and content for the Motoring on Thursday, Property on Saturday, Tekulima (Farming) on Wednesday and Business Opportunities on Monday. Contact: 7936 3694 Email: mthobisib@times.co.sz

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