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DIY & HOME OWNER TIPS

It’s almost that time of year again… Christmas! One of our favourite things about Christmas is the bright lights that pop up around the suburbs of Brisbane. 

Asbestos may no longer be used in building materials due to the range of serious health risks it presents, but that does not mean all homes and commercial buildings are free of it.

While asbestos was not used in domestic building materials since the late 1980s, it actually took until 31 December, 2003, before asbestos and products containing asbestos were outright banned throughout Australia.

Your roof is one of the most critical components of your home, protecting you and your family from the elements. However, over time, your roof will begin to show signs of wear and tear, and eventually, it will need to be replaced. In this blog post, we will discuss the signs that indicate it's time for a roof replacement.

Whether you’re thinking of re-designing your home and roof; installing a roof on a new home; or fixing a roof that has some issues; no matter what the reason, when it comes to your roof, it’s best to get the professionals in to help. 

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:

Whether your roof is brand new or years old, there are some simple things you can do to help maintain it properly. 

Performing regular maintenance of your roof can help in expanding its lifespan. It’s important to make sure your roof is regularly inspected. 

Your roof already does a lot of things for you, but are you maximising its potential?

Australia, with its abundant bushland and leafy suburbs has its fair share of wildlife. And it’s common for creatures to live in or regularly visit our backyards…

Bushfires happen all over Queensland and the rest of Australia, especially in hot and dry areas. In this post, we talk about roofs in bushfire prone areas and what you can do to reduce the risk.