The crew behind the roofline work
Plasteel is run by a small, practical team that knows roofline work has to fit the building, the rain pattern and the way the property is used. In Gauteng, coastal humidity in Durban, or the stronger sun in Polokwane, the details matter: correct falls, neat brackets, sound joints and downpipes that move water away from walls and paving. That is the sort of thinking that sits behind the day to day work here.
The team handles product supply, delivery coordination, measurements and support for installations on both residential and commercial jobs. Whether the task is a roofline replacement on an older home in Randburg or supply for a new build in Pretoria, the approach stays practical and tidy. Roofing work at height must be done safely by competent people, and that standard is part of the conversation from the first site visit.
Mandla Johannes Mokoena and the direction of the business
Mandla Johannes Mokoena, Managing Director, oversees the overall direction of Plasteel and keeps the focus on useful product choices for builders and homeowners. He is involved in the bigger decisions around supply, service areas and the way the team responds to different site conditions across Johannesburg, Cape Town and beyond. The work is not about fancy language, it is about getting the right material to the right place and making sure the roofline performs in real conditions.
He also keeps a close eye on the practical side of the trade, including how gutters are sized for the roof area, where brackets should be placed, and how fascia boards must line up for a clean finish. When a property has awkward corners, long runs or existing damage, that judgement helps guide the rest of the team.
Operations, production and the daily handover
Naledi Faith Khumalo, Operations Manager, keeps the flow between orders, planning and delivery moving in a steady way. Her role is where the details get checked, from material lists to route planning and job timing. On busy weeks, that means making sure the correct gutter profiles, downpipes and fascia boards are set aside and matched to the job, so the site team does not lose time sorting issues later.
Pieter Willem Smit, Production Supervisor, is the one who keeps the production side organised. He works with the team on consistency, finish and the practical matters that affect installation, like straight lengths, proper cuts and reliable joining points. For roofline material, accuracy matters because a small error can affect the fall, the flow and the final appearance. His focus is on getting those details right before the material leaves the yard.
- Checking lengths and profiles against the material takeoff
- Confirming brackets, joints and downpipe parts are included
- Keeping production and dispatch aligned on the job list
Sales, technical guidance and the first questions people ask
Ayanda Zanele Dlamini, Sales Consultant, speaks with builders, homeowners and contractors who need clear guidance on what to use and how much to order. She helps with product supply, material takeoff and delivery coordination, especially when a job has more than one roof section or when the property needs both gutters and fascia boards replaced. She keeps the conversation grounded in the building itself, not in guesswork.
Ruan Jacobus van der Merwe, Technical Advisor, brings the technical side into those discussions. He looks at roof pitch, run lengths, bracket spacing and downpipe placement, then helps shape a solution that suits the structure. For example, a longer roof run may need careful fall planning so water moves properly to the outlets, while a coastal property may need extra attention to fixing points and maintenance access. His role is to keep the advice usable on site.
- Site measuring for new installs and replacements
- Material takeoff for builders and project planners
- Technical checks on falls, outlets and roofline fit
Customer care and the people who keep jobs moving
Lerato Masego Molefe, Customer Care Lead, looks after the communication around orders, collections, delivery changes and after-sale support. Her work is important when a homeowner needs a neat fascia replacement or a builder needs a delivery sorted for a job in Roodepoort, Midrand or Pretoria. She keeps the information clear and practical, which makes it easier for the rest of the team to do their part properly.
The customer care side also supports maintenance visits and leak checks, especially where older gutters have sagged, joints have opened or downpipes have been blocked by debris. A gutter system only works well if it is kept clear and properly fixed, so the team often talks through routine upkeep, safe access and what to watch for after heavy rain. It is the sort of work that saves trouble later.
How the whole team fits the job
Plasteel's team works as one unit across Kya Sand, Randburg and the wider delivery areas. The builders and homeowners who deal with the company usually need something straightforward: proper materials, sensible advice and a roofline that does the job without fuss. That is why the team keeps its attention on measurements, finish, fixing details and delivery planning rather than on noise or sales talk.
From Randburg Supply to Johannesburg Delivery, Pretoria Delivery, Durban Delivery, Cape Town Delivery, Polokwane Delivery, Midrand Supply and Roodepoort Supply, the team handles the practical side of the order. The result is a working relationship built around roofline needs, local conditions and the kind of service that suits South African building sites. Small details count, and the people here know that.