Everything You Should Know About Waterproof Flat Roofs

Compared with pitched roofs, flat roofs have a reputation for leaking very easily. It’s easy to see why this would be the case. Even though “flat” roofs aren’t completely flat, it’s a lot …

17thMarch

Is Your Guttering Working After Winter?

One of your roof’s main jobs is to ensure that the rain falling over your house gets directed safely down into the drains. The process is most obvious with a pitched roof, but even a flat roof …

17thFebruary

Caring for Your Roof Before and After Storms

Do you remember last February? That was when we got hit by Dudley, Eunice and Franklin, three of the most powerful storms in recent years — all within little more than a week. Hopefully, we won’t …

18thJanuary

How Cold Weather Affects Your Roof

Extreme weather can be a challenge to your roof at any time of the year, but the winter months tend to be the worst. If this December is anything to go by, we look to be in for a hard winter, so …

15thDecember

5 Tips to Prepare Your Roof for Winter

Although the mild weather seems to be hanging on this autumn, winter is on its way, and that can mean storms, if not snow. This will inevitably put pressure on your roof as it does its job of …

14thNovember

What Are the Most Common Types of Roof Repair?

Your roof will receive quite a battering while doing its job of keeping you warm and dry in your home. Every bit of damage it suffers means it will be carrying out that job less efficiently, so …

17thOctober

What Is the Difference Between Re-roofing and a New Roof?

A well-built roof is likely to last for a long time, protecting your home from the elements. Eventually, however, it will need work done on it. Either the materials will start wearing out (which will …

16thSeptember

What Is a Liquid Rubber Roof?

If your current roofing material isn’t adequate to keep out water, heat or cold, it may seem that the only option is to have the old roof removed and a new one installed — an expensive and …

16thAugust