Wondered if anybody could help me? Somebody on my road had roofing work done and was a really good job and really would like the same company to do mine but all i know is that they had a (YELLOW VAN) and dont know the name or where they are? Anybody know any roofings guys with yellow vans? thank you.
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Hastings area Roofer's With Yellow Van?
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Re: Hastings area Roofer's With Yellow Van?
Hi Neo
I am confused. Why could you not just go and ask at the house "who did your roof?"
Sorry if i'm not following.
Geoff
I am confused. Why could you not just go and ask at the house "who did your roof?"
Sorry if i'm not following.
Geoff
Re: Hastings area Roofer's With Yellow Van?
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Administrator wrote:
Hi Neo
I am confused. Why could you not just go and ask at the house "who did your roof?"
Sorry if i'm not following.
Geoff
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Could well have been a landlord Geoff and unknown to the occupier.
Roofs are a bit of a minefield and so variable it is difficult to judge exactly what needs doing and what can be ignored, even though it may seem ok on the surface it may have been done in a way which the average person has no means of checking or even inspecting in detail, so it is well to know a good roofer through personal contacts who can tell you what needs doing urgently and (while he is up there) what has been done poorly in the past and really needs improving.
Many Victorian roofs have lead-flashing done badly, without a drip-edge and can be susceptible to capilliary action in time.
Also you will find some lead work is not even doing its job becasue it is not turned up at the vertical enough and is cemented right down to the horizontal - a recipe for potential leaks.
Time flies like an arrow; fruit flies like a banana.
Administrator wrote:
Hi Neo
I am confused. Why could you not just go and ask at the house "who did your roof?"
Sorry if i'm not following.
Geoff
[/quoted]
Could well have been a landlord Geoff and unknown to the occupier.
Roofs are a bit of a minefield and so variable it is difficult to judge exactly what needs doing and what can be ignored, even though it may seem ok on the surface it may have been done in a way which the average person has no means of checking or even inspecting in detail, so it is well to know a good roofer through personal contacts who can tell you what needs doing urgently and (while he is up there) what has been done poorly in the past and really needs improving.
Many Victorian roofs have lead-flashing done badly, without a drip-edge and can be susceptible to capilliary action in time.
Also you will find some lead work is not even doing its job becasue it is not turned up at the vertical enough and is cemented right down to the horizontal - a recipe for potential leaks.
Time flies like an arrow; fruit flies like a banana.
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