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With La Niña in full swing, we are experiencing higher rainfall levels and more humid conditions. As a result, we are also seeing an increase in mould growth in homes across the country. Mould is a type of fungi that can grow indoors or outdoors and thrives in moist, humid environments. It can cause respiratory problems, skin irritation and other …
Various factors can lead to the deterioration of a roof and eventually result in the need for a replacement. Australian weather conditions, inadequate installation or workmanship, and the natural progression of time can all contribute to wear and tear on your roof. When addressing a damaged or deteriorating roof, there are three options to consider: roof repairs, a new roof, …
La Nina is well and truly here, and with the shelter over our heads we often forget that what is keeping us dry is copping a beating from the effects of this weather phenomenon. What is La Nina? La Nina is a natural weather pattern that is opposite to El Nino. It occurs when the equatorial trade winds get strong. …
A roof is the foundation of a house and an integral part of your home’s overall structure. A well-maintained roof not only protects your home, but is also a very valuable asset which can add enormous value to the final sale price if you’re looking to sell your home. When looking at roofing suitable for Sunshine Coast living, Signature Roofing …
If you’re looking to sell your home for the best price, consider installing a new roof. A roof is the foundation of a house and is a big part of a potential buyer’s first impression of your property. While installing a new roof may seem costly upfront, it has the potential to increase the value of your property. A roof …
As much as we need time to adapt our bodies to the cooler months, did you know your roof also needs some attention to make sure it’s ready for winter? With a good solid roof, you will be able to make your home more pleasant and enjoyable when it’s chillier outside. We have piled together a bunch of easy tips for you to get your …
As Aussies who experience many climates with a range of different weather patterns, it can be frustrating and costly to try and regulate the temperature in our homes. With 25% to 35% of the heat in our homes lost through the ceiling, and the same amount of heat gain occurring through the roof in summer, having a well-insulated roof plays a big part …
Also known as a turbine vent, a whirlybird is key to keeping your home cool in summer. Whirlybirds spin to create a vacuum that propels trapped warm air out of the home. Removing trapped air can contribute to a cooler home during the hot summer months. With winter ending and summer fast approaching, adding one or two could make a …
Thinking about your tired, old decramastic roof and if its worth updating to a far superior product such as Colorbond®? What are decramastic roofing tiles? Decramastic roof tiles, also known as decrabond or pressed metal tiles, were a popular roofing material in the 1970s – 80s, made of galvanised steel with a bitumen overlay. Decramastic tiles are lightweight, but often …
Your roof plays a vital role in protecting you, your loved ones and belongings from the sweltering sun in summer, the freezing chills during winter and the heavy downpours we experience here in Australia. Over time, these harsh weather conditions can take either toll on the longevity of your roof. So how does the weather impact your roof and what …
