Working at Height: Installing a New Roof

Posted on: 18 April 2017

When choosing new roofing materials for your home, you want to think past the initial cost of the materials and installation and consider longevity more seriously. Needing to replace the roof or make extensive repairs every few years can actually be more costly over the life of your home than if you choose a material that is meant to last for decades. Before you decide on the right roofing material for your home, note a few suggestions for the most durable and long-lasting choices, beyond standard asphalt tiles.
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Posted on: 30 November 2015

Polycarbonate conservatory roofs from companies like KFC Roofing Supplies Pty Ltd are becoming a more popular option among home owners, and it's not so hard to figure out why. This thermoplastic material is strong, shatter-proof and can withstand a very large temperature range. However, it's also a bit sensitive. Cleaning the roof is a task that you wouldn't have to do so often, but it is one that is of grave importance.
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Posted on: 30 July 2015

Summer storms and winter blizzards can cause lasting damage to a house. Follow these three simple steps to protect your home against the elements. Make sure your roof is sealed For a storm-safe home, start at the top. Your roof should be tightly sealed and ready to cope with wind and rain. A small leak can let in damaging amounts of water in a storm so it's best to fix them up quickly.
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