The Rise of Commercial Buildings in Cardiff
26th March 2018 by kcsmith in category News tagged as buildings, Cardiff, commercial, contractors, repairs, roof, roofingCardiff is the capital city of Wales. In the recent years, the city has grown into a more commercialised and investment centre. From old structures of ancient Cardiff, construction of modern buildings has been on the rise. In fact, most of these new buildings have increased investments and in turn, creating more job opportunities. The […]
0 22 Read moreFamous Cardiff Buildings and Their History
13th February 2018 by kcsmith in category News tagged as buildings, Cardiff, roof, roofingCardiff is home to many historical buildings and castles which we are accustomed to spotting on occasions, during our travels as roofing contractors in Cardiff. Here is some information on some of its most well-known historical buildings: (1) City Hall, Cardiff City Hall is a municipal building in Cathays Park, Cardiff. Since its opening in […]
0 25 Read moreWhat is Roof Cladding?
15th January 2018 by kcsmith in category News tagged as cladding, fibreglass, plastic, roof, roofingWithout a roof that can keep out the weather a building is virtually useless. If it is a home it will be cold, damp and miserable and if it is a commercial building it won’t be able to protect the business and people that work there. Roof cladding is used to cover the roof, creating […]
0 32 Read more8 Signs of Roof Damage For Your Industrial Building
16th November 2017 by kcsmith in category News tagged as industrial, repair, roof, roofing, rooftop, shinglesKeeping your business and mechanical rooftop fit as a fiddle is indispensable to keeping your business up and in progress and running all year round. No facility owner needs to close down their store or generation office as a result of a defective, harmed, hanging, or possibly perilous rooftop. Keep away from these terrible issues […]
0 33 Read moreMainline Station’s Seagull Proof Plastic Roof
30th August 2017 by kcsmith in category News tagged as Carlisle, Network Rail, plastic roof, railway station, seagullsWhy a plastic roof will be seen over Carlisle railway station We are now closer to the first of September than the first of August, which could only mean one thing: The Return of the School Run. Some of us have enjoyed the warm summer weather or the reduced traffic on our roads. In the […]
0 22 Read moreRoof Repairs for Iconic Blackpool Venue
27th July 2017 by kcsmith in category News tagged as Blackpool, ceiling, repairs, restoration, roof, roof repairs, Spanish Room, Winter GardensSpanish Room roof repairs centrepiece of Winter Gardens restoration scheme If you are going to Blackpool this summer, its Tower and the Pleasure Beach amusement park may be top of your bucket list. Instead of being 518 feet above sea level, or moving at 85 mph on The Big One, there are plenty of alternatives. […]
0 38 Read moreForward Labs’ Cheaper Solar Roof
14th June 2017 by kcsmith in category News tagged as competition, Elon Musk, Forward Labs, roofing, solar panels, solar roof, TeslaSolar roof design claims to be a third cheaper than Elon Musk’s version There could be a mini price war in the field of solar roof design. Elon Musk is in pole position with his design. A second company is in the running for a slice of the solar action: from Palo Alto, California, is […]
0 36 Read moreGreen Roof Planned for Motorway Services
11th April 2017 by kcsmith in category News tagged as A1(M), Applegreen, green roof, Kirby Hill, Motorway Services AreaNew Motorway Services Area for A1(M) to have a green roof The Motorway Services Area: both a help and a hinderance in equal measure. For rest and recuperation, good for a quick drink. Not so good if you’re on a budget and begrudge paying next to millions for a cup of coffee. Green spaces (or […]
0 22 Read moreBecoming an Industrial Roofer
14th February 2017 by kcsmith in category News tagged as careers, CSCS card, entry requirements, industrial roofer, opportunities, trainingHow to become an industrial roofer At this time of writing, the GCSE examinations are months away. This is a good time for considering your next career move and as to whether work or college is right for you. You might want to do a bit of both and consider an apprenticeship. You may be […]
0 32 Read moreNew Roof Key to Paull Tower Restoration Work
11th February 2017 by kcsmith in category News tagged as drone, Kingston-upon-Hull, Paull, Paull Holme, Paull Tower, restoration, roofHow Paull Tower is set to benefit from a new roof as part of its restoration work If you take the ferry from Hull to Rotterdam, the last things you see from the Humber estuary are a chemical plant and a few picturesque villages. Minutes before reaching Spurn Head as you look north is the […]
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