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Asphalt Roofing: the Pros and Cons

Asphalt is a very versatile material. It’s usually used to surface driveways, carparks and roads. But it’s also a great material to use to cover ...

Is Felt the Right Roofing Material For You?

Felt is a popular roofing material for flat roofs. It’s most commonly found on shed and garage roofs. Previously felt was applied to roofs using ...

Building Regulations and Your Pitched Roof

Changing or altering a pitched roof is likely to have a significant impact on the building below it. It can cause movement and possibly weaken ...

Everything You Need to Know About Planning Permission for Pitched Roofs

If you want to do home improvement work, there are a number of regulations you need to be aware of. These include planning regulations. Planning ...

10 Pitched Roofing Terms You Need to Know

Many people choose to call in a professional when they need home improvement work. Not everyone has DIY skills, and even if they do, most ...

Are Wood Shingles Right For Your Roof?

Pitched roofs are a common sight. The vast majority of houses and bungalows in the UK have pitched roofs. The chances are that if you’re ...

Everything You Need to Know About Slate Roofing

If you want to re-roof or install a new pitched roof, you’ll need to decide what roofing material you’re going to use. There are several ...

Concrete Tiles: The Pros and Cons

Nowadays, there are a large number of pitched roofing materials available. These include concrete tiles, clay tiles, slate and shingles. Concrete tiles can be a ...

Is Clay the Pitched Roofing Material For You?

Clay tiles are a popular pitched roofing material. Favoured in Mediterranean countries, clay tiles are often seen as a stylish and attractive option. They also ...

Why Flat Roofs are Making a Comeback

Flat roofs are making a comeback on homes, schools and commercial buildings in the UK. Advancements in technology and materials mean that the market for ...