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When a sudden squall tore through Henley-on-Thames last week, a customer watched in panic as wind lifted slates and water was pouring into the loft because of sub-standard work carried out by a previous contractor. We took the call at 7:10 pm and were on site by 8:00 pm - harnesses on, roof ladders up, and a make-safe plan ready before the next band of rain hit.
Danny Madden talks to Malcolm Morrell from Bondright Roofing about the different places of worship they've worked on and the unique challenges with each.
Let’s dive into the fascinating history of wooden shingle roofing and why it continues to be a beloved choice today.
Flat roofs are a popular choice for both residential and commercial properties across Berkshire, Oxfordshire, London, and the Home Counties. They offer a sleek, modern look and can be more cost-effective than pitched roofs. However, choosing the right materials and maintaining a flat roof properly is crucial for long-term durability.
Nestled along the banks of the River Thames, Henley-on-Thames is a historic town renowned for its stunning architecture, charming ambiance, and, of course, its world-famous Henley Royal Regatta. But beyond the rowing races and scenic riverside views, Henley boasts a rich history that can be observed in the buildings and structures that make up the town. Roofing, as an integral aspect of Henley’s architecture, offers an intriguing insight into the town’s evolution, from medieval times to today’s modern structures. Let’s dive into the fascinating history of Henley roofing and its unique connection to the town’s character.
Your roof protects your home from the elements, but it won’t last forever. Recognizing when it’s time to replace it can save you from expensive repairs and keep your home safe and energy-efficient.
When thinking about home energy efficiency, many focus on windows, insulation, or HVAC systems, but your roof plays a crucial role too. A well-maintained roof can reduce energy costs, improve comfort, and promote sustainability.
