Ms Archer announced $150,000 to repair the club's leaky roof should a Liberal government be re-elected.

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"This facility has been here for a long time," Ms Archer said.

"It's well utilised by the community both in terms of the bowls club, but also as a genuine community space here in Trevallyn."

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Club member Colin Burns said the main function room had severe leaks and needed to be replaced.

"There's always something happening. There's always something in the kitchen. There's always something on in this in this room because it's a function centre," Mr Burns said.

"Unfortunately, it doesn't really work when it's leaking. It's an old facility now that's 55 years old, hopefully, we can see a new roof and this organisation and this club goes forward into the future."

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The roofing plan has been costed, so the $150,000 will fully fund the project.

If re-elected, the roof should be replaced by the end of the year.

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