Re-roofing

Improve your house, making it safe and sound for years to come - because a new roof will add character and value to your property.

Some good reasons for re-roofing...
Ensure water tightness
Wind, rain, frost and snow are particular elements which attack your roof. Exposed to bad weather your roof requires special attention, particularly when it is old. Pay particular attention to good ventilation and the removal of moss and lichen..
Save energy
If you are considering renovating your roof you must consider insulation. A badly insulated roof can cause a heat loss of up to 30% - and reducing energy consumption is a key priority in the quest for sustainable homes. So many options are available to the renovator. Be sure to check the financial advantages such as grants or tax concessions which may be available for home renovation involving energy saving features..
Enlarge your home
Extend the size of your living space rather than move home. Add value to your property and enjoy greater space by building an extension or converting your loft into an extra room - a bedroom, games room or a study. However, take care if you are considering a major project and seek the advice of a building professional or architect. Be sure to make maximum use of natural light, double glazing and good insulation..
Maximise your investment
Your roof plays a key role in creating appeal in the external appearance and the internal comfort of your house. The roof makes the first impression. Roof pitch, design and the nature and colour of your roof tiles add great charm and personality to the building and make a quality statement about the decision maker! At the same time, the incorporation of good insulation and installation of renewable energy systems on the roof will add value to your investment and reduce energy bills!

In summary, installing a new roof is straight forward and offers may benefits. It is also worth consulting a professional and enquiring about any grants which may be available..
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