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Looking for a way to cool down your home during summer? The answer is ventilation. 

Tile roofing is a popular choice in Australia because tiles are strong, durable, and affordable. They are also well-suited to our climate and can withstand bushfires and cyclones. 

The roofing industry is facing challenges this year due to ongoing issues with supply chains leading to shortages of materials. This can make it difficult to get projects completed on time. 

So, why is there a roofing material shortage? It’s a multi-faceted issue, influenced by:

Brisbane homes face many storms during the summer months. If your home has been hit by a particularly strong storm, it’s a good idea to inspect your roof for damage afterwards. 

Here’s how to safely inspect your roof after a storm:

 
Going solar can be a great way to soak up Queensland’s sunshine, and make your home more energy efficient and eco-friendly. 

 

Asbestos was a very popular roofing material in Brisbane until it was banned due to health concerns. This means if you have an older home, it’s highly likely to have asbestos in its roof. 

Your roof can make a big statement about your home’s personality and style. With the right roof, you can make your home attractive and stand out from the crowd. 

Choosing the right colour for your roof can be a challenge. It needs to complement your home’s architectural style, design, and colours. 

Here are a few aspects to consider before making your decision.

Your roof protects your home and family from the elements. Over time, exposure to the weather can cause your roof to wear and deteriorate. 

Moisture can build up in your home in unwanted places, especially if you live in an area with a humid climate like Brisbane. 

Asbestos was a very popular roofing material in Brisbane, until it was banned due to health concerns. This means if you have an older home, it’s highly likely to have asbestos in its roof.