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Installing a New Roof

Hello, my name is Liam. I live in a rural community which is located about 200km away from Alice Springs, Australia. Life in the Outback can be hard, so the entire community needs to look after itself. Since I moved out here from the big city, I have learnt lots of cool skills that I didn't know before. One of these skills is roofing. When my neighbour's roof began to leak, he called me over and we worked together to install a new one. He taught me lots of cool tips and tricks which I have written about below. Enjoy!

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Roof Restoration: The Smart Way to Prepare for Solar Panels
11 May 2022

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Comparing Fibre and CO2 Laser Cutting for Your Roofing Materials
17 November 2021

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Benefits of Metal Roofing for Residential Homes
27 September 2021

Metal is an excellent option if you're replacing y …

Why It Doesn't Take A Massive Storm For Your Roof To Get Badly Damaged
20 July 2021

Roof restoration is probably not something that is …

Should You Invest in Cedar Shakes for Your New Roof?
26 April 2021

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Comparing Fibre and CO2 Laser Cutting for Your Roofing Materials

17 November 2021
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There are two things you must think about when choosing a fabrication method for your roofing materials. First, the fabrication process should not take too much time or delay the completion of other project deliverables. Secondly, the process should enhance the aesthetic and functional appeal of the roofing panels with minimal waste. How do you achieve both objectives? You want speed and quality, and that's where laser cutting comes in. It is a modern technique that allows fast and efficient fabrication of roofing panels, making it a good fit for fast-paced construction. Read More 

Benefits of Metal Roofing for Residential Homes

27 September 2021
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Metal is an excellent option if you're replacing your roofing material. It's lighter than concrete and terracotta tiles, so it won't put an unnecessary strain on a house structure. Thus, it's often unproblematic to swap from tiles to metal. Alternatively, you might want to replace your existing metal roof. Here are several benefits. Energy Efficient Metal roofing helps make your home more energy-efficient, and it suits diverse climates. You'll need to customise your choices for the best results. Read More 

Why It Doesn’t Take A Massive Storm For Your Roof To Get Badly Damaged

20 July 2021
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Roof restoration is probably not something that is on your radar unless you have gone through a major storm recently, but you should always be on the lookout for the symptoms of a damaged roof. A lot of this damage to your roof is done through little bits of wear and tear over many years, and if you are not careful, you can end up with significant damage that has happened right under your nose. Read More 

Should You Invest in Cedar Shakes for Your New Roof?

26 April 2021
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When you commission roofing installation services, there are several decisions that you need to make. Not only do you and your contractors need to decide on the best design for the new roof, but you also have to determine which roofing materials will be best suited for your long-term needs. For some homeowners, metal roofing supplies tend to be at the top of their list since they assume that their timber counterparts are nowhere near as durable, but this is incorrect. Read More 

Is Your Roof’s Integrity Lost? Why It’s Advisable to Invest in Roof Restoration Services

4 February 2021
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A good roof protects you from unfriendly weather elements such as strong sunshine, winds, and rain. Every roof loses some of its integrity when it ages. You might start noticing signs of damage such as loose shingles, granules in the gutters, and excessive heat loss. It is best to call a seasoned roofer to check the roof's condition as soon as you discover these subtle damage signs. The longer you allow the deterioration to go unchecked, the more expensive the roof restoration process will be. Read More