Keeping a roof over your head

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2021

Why Metal Roofs Are a Popular Choice for Commercial Roofing Projects

Because commercial roofs tend to have a low slope or are entirely flat, they’re not good candidates for the roofing materials typically used on residential projects. Some of the popular types of roofing materials you’ll often see being used on commercial buildings include rubber roofing, single-ply membrane roofing, built-up roofing, and metal roofing. Each roofing offers a unique combination of pros and cons that must be carefully looked at before making a final decision. Read More»

FAQs About Wooden Wall Frames

Timber wall frames have been around for ages for good reasons. Compared to the alternatives, wood is safe for the environment, which lowers your carbon footprint. Wooden walls also insulate your home efficiently, therefore reducing your energy costs. These are just two of the many more reasons why most people choose wooden wall frames over others. If you are still uncertain about this choice, the following FAQs will help you make a more informed decision. Read More»

Keeping a roof over your head isn't just about paying the mortgage! It's also about keeping up the maintenance so that your roof doesn't collapse in heavy weather in winter and doesn't become a fire hazard in summer. Are you are looking to keep your roof over your head in all weather? As someone who has been repairing roofs for many years, I have seen all sorts of different weathering disasters on roofs. This blog has stories from my time as a roofer as well as some tips on what you can do to prevent having similar problems on your home.