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Repairing vintage roofs

I knew when we moved into a heritage listed house that we would face more challenges than average challenges around home maintenance, but I never realised just how much time I would spend looking for help getting our roof fixed. Old roofs are a little fussy, and when you also need to match the original materials and appearance, you start to face some real challenges fixing small leaks and rust spots. It's been a steep learning curve, but I finally feel I'm starting to get on top of how to maintain and repair vintage roofs. This blog is for other owners of heritage homes who need to know how to make vintage appropriate repairs to their roof.

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4 Reasons to Build a Detached Granny Flat

Posted on 13 November 2020

If you want to build a granny flat in your garden, then you have to decide where it will go. Some people build a flat onto their existing home, while others prefer to have a stand-alone detached structure. They often buy DIY kits that contain everything they need for the build. If you have the space for a detached granny flat, then this might be the best option. What are the advantages? [Read More]

Advantages of a Metal Roof Replacement for Your Home

Posted on 27 July 2020

You'll have varied materials to check out when undergoing a residential roof replacement, each with different qualities and aspects. One option is metal roofing. If you're interested, consider the following benefits of metal roof replacement.  Resistant to Fire House fires can break out in the suburbs and the country, causing massive stress and possibly heartbreak. One bonus of metal roofing is its fire-resistant nature. There's less danger of flying embers from a nearby blaze inflaming your roof, so long as you keep the surface and guttering free of leaves and debris. [Read More]