New & Used Tile Specialists in Oran Park

Oran Park, situated about 59 km south-west of Sydney’s CBD on the traditional land of the Dharawal people, has long been shaped by change and growth. Originally part of expansive colonial estates like Harrington Park and Netherbyres from the early 1800s, the land featured grand homesteads—such as the Georgian-style Oran Park House, constructed between the 1830s and 1860s with solid brickwork and hipped roofing. Through the 19th and early 20th centuries, the area retained a mostly rural character, hosting hobby farms, orchards, a golf course and the Oran Park Motor Racing Circuit from 1962 to 2010. Roofs during this era were a mix of corrugated iron for farm buildings and tiled roofs for homesteads and clubhouses, particularly when the property doubled as a golf clubhouse in the mid-1900s. The closure of the racetrack in 2010 triggered a rapid housing transformation. The new Oran Park Town is a master‑planned suburb with terracotta and concrete tiled roofs dominating its 2000s-style homes and community buildings. As a result, reroofing, tile matching and extensions are constant across the estate and its surrounding areas. Rooftile Recyclers supports this suburb’s evolution by supplying recycled terracotta and concrete tiles that match both historic styles and modern requirements. These reclaimed tiles are ideal for homeowners restoring heritage-style roofs, tradespeople completing new builds, and residents looking to repair or extend without sacrificing visual continuity. By rescuing quality second‑hand tiles from across Sydney, we help reduce landfill, lower construction costs and preserve the character of Oran Park as it grows from its rural-past to a sustainable suburban future.