Along with the frame, the roof is amongst a home’s most critical structural elements. It not only offers protection from the weather, but it also adds aesthetic appeal and value to a property. Different types of roofing materials will affect how often roofs need to be replaced. Here is a guide to warning signs you need a roof and how long various types of roofs last.

Whether you’re building a new home, or renovating an old one, metal is one of the most durable roofing materials around. But just how long does a metal roof last?

Your roof plays an important role in keeping your house (and its contents) weathertight, so it can be unsettling to discover a leak. In this guide, we explore everything you need to know to spot a roof leak, as well as how to get insurance to pay for roof replacement in the event of a leak.

Heard something scurrying around in the ceiling at night? Or maybe a downlight has come loose? These are tell-tale signs of an animal living in roof space in your home.

Rooftop solar panels have changed the game for homeowners looking to power their homes with clean, affordable energy. But to make the most of the investment and keep your solar panels in top working order regular maintenance is essential. After all, solar panels take a beating in the elements day in and day-out.

Along with the building’s frame, the roof is one of the most important structural elements of any home. A well-designed roof not only protects your home from the elements but can add aesthetic appeal to your house.

Metal roofing is a long-standing favourite among many homeowners in Australia. Roofs can reach temperatures of just over 60 degrees in the summer and in some regions below 10 degrees in the winter. Without a vent installed, the vast temperature changes cause water to pool, which can damage the infrastructure of your home. The longevity of your home and roof will be diminished and could cost a lot to repair1.

Commonly associated with the sleek lines of mid-century modern architecture, the flat roof is one of the oldest styles of roof. From the residential buildings of India’s ancient cities to the ultra-modern commercial buildings of the United States, the flat roof is used the world over.

Many bird species have adapted well to our urban environments. From pigeons in our parks to brush turkeys strutting the suburbs, there’s no shortage of feathered friends around us. Some even come a little closer, making their homes right alongside our own. And who doesn’t love waking up to the sound of birdsong?