Tag: Slate
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Tag: Slate
…when repairing or replacing my roof? If you are carrying out significant repairs or changes to your roof, building regulations may require you to replace the roof’s insulation. Your home’s roof is vital for protecting its structural integrity and the contents of your home, so it’s important to keep it in good condition. Replacing your
If you find water leaking through your flat roof, it could be roof shrinkage causing the problem. Roof shrinkage is a relatively common problem in flat and low-pitched roofs that many homeowners have not heard of. Roof shrinkage is not caused by the actual roof shrinking, but rather the shrinkage of the EPDM membrane that
Does your property need a new roof? Here’s how much you should expect it to set you back. Replacing your property’s roof is an expensive job, so it’s always best to seek advice from an expert on whether a new roof is necessary or if your existing roof could still be repaired or restored. Signs
Whilst you will not usually require planning permission to re-roof your home, you probably will need to apply for Building Regulations approval. If your property’s roof cannot be repaired or restored, then you will need to have the whole roof replaced. Prior to 5th April 2006, Building Regulations approval was only required if you were
…Which is the eco-friendliest option? Worried about your roof’s environmental impact? Discover which of these common roofing materials is the eco-friendliest option. To understand the environmental impact of your roof it’s important to consider several factors including the way the material was extracted and how the product was manufactured and transported. Here’s a quick guide
Use eco-friendly materials when building or repairing your roof to help look after our planet and fight climate change. There are many different factors that should be considered when assessing how environmentally-friendly different roofing materials are. Here are some of the key questions you should ask yourself when searching for an eco-friendly building material. How
Replacing your roof tiles can be an expensive job, so it’s important to make sure you choose the right material. If you’re renovating your roof and can’t decide between clay or concrete roof tiles, we’ve put together some information about the key differences between the two to help you make up your mind. Concrete and
Make an informed decision about the best material for your roof by finding out more about the differences between tiles and slates. Your roof is your first line of defence against the elements, protecting you and your property’s structure from damp and damage. When choosing the right material for your roof, there are many different
An article in the Mirror has reported a huge surge in demand for slate roof tiles to be used as plates for serving up food. If you like to eat out, you may be used to receiving your food in all manner of unexpected ways. Many modern and trendy restaurants now look for unusual and
Slate is a strong and beautiful natural material that can be used for a variety of purposes around the home. Most of the slate in the world is mined in order to be made into roof tiles due to its durability and excellent weather resistance. Slate is also popularly used indoors as floor and wall
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