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If you are in need of premium roofing services in Exeter, you won't need to look any further than Salter Roofing. Their team consists of qualified professionals who are dedicated to delivering high-quality, excellent results. Salter Roofing is a family-run business that has been operating out of Exeter for over twenty-five years. They possess a wealth of knowledge and experience on all..
Salter Roofing Blog
3M ago
Felt roofing is a popular choice for many homeowners due to its durability and cost-effectiveness. If you’re considering felt for your home, you might have several questions about its benefits, maintenance, and common issues. In this article, we’ll address some of the most commonly asked questions about felt . What Is Felt Roofing? Felt roofing […]
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Salter Roofing Blog
5M ago
Maintaining your chimney helps increase the longevity of your home, and repointing is just one element of this. One important aspect of chimney maintenance is repointing. But what exactly is chimney repointing, and why is it necessary? In this article, we’ll explore the concept of chimney repointing, how to assess chimney damage, and provide an […]
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Salter Roofing Blog
8M ago
Regular roof inspections can help you identify potential issues before they become significant problems. As one of the most important parts of your home, it’s essential to keep up to date on it’s condition or any required repairs. This guide will provide a step-by-step overview of how to inspect your roof for damage and highlight when you need to contact professionals for repairs or a deeper inspection.
Step 1: Safety First
Before you begin your inspection, ensure your safety. Use a sturdy ladder, wear non-slip shoes, and consider having someone assist you. If you’re uncomfortable with he ..read more
Salter Roofing Blog
8M ago
Metal seamed roofing is a relatively new style of roof that appears in more modern, contemporary homes. It’s identifiable by its distinct fold metal aesthetic, and comes in a number of different finishes and colours to match your home. If you’re considering a metal roof like this, but don’t know if it’s right for you, then we’ve put together a list of reasons to take the plunge.
A Stylish Metal Seamed Roof
The first and possibly greatest reason to invest in a metal seamed roof is the decorative value it brings. Obviously, for certain properties such as an old thatched cottage, or an an ..read more
Salter Roofing Blog
10M ago
Yes, you can put solar panels on a flat roof. If your property has some unused space on a level roof, then a set of solar panels is the perfect way to reduce energy costs and make the most of an empty area. However, there are some adjustments and restrictions that accompany this time of installation. Read on to found out more.
How Do Solar Panels Work?
Solar panels work by converting sunlight into electricity using photovoltaic cells. These cells generate electrons when exposed to light. With enough solar panels attached to your roof, you can power your entire house, and even profit by ..read more
Salter Roofing Blog
1y ago
As your chimney is part of your home, it’s very likely it will be covered by your home insurance. When insurance is taken out, an assessment of these aspects within your home will likely be carried out, so you should know if chimney repair is something you need to cover yourself.
We advise taking a look at the details of your home insurance policy to find this information. For more chimney-based FAQs, keep reading below.
How Often Should You Sweep A Chimney
You should sweep your chimney at least once a year. As you use a fireplace, it creates soot and grime within the lining of your fl ..read more
Salter Roofing Blog
1y ago
Choosing a new roof can be quite the task. After all, it is going to last for potentially decades to come. So, you need to ensure you make the right decision. You have the choice of either a flat or pitched design, both with their own advantages. From there, you need to choose a material to protect your building. Read on to find out what questions you should ask yourself.
Where Is It Going?
Are you looking to roof a whole building? Or perhaps you just need a structure for an extension, porch or outbuilding? Flat roofs are becoming increasingly popular solutions for extensions and porches ..read more
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1y ago
If anything is wrong with your chimney, it’s important to get it fixed. Some of these issues could indicate more serious damage than originally thought. Leaving these problems will only make them worse and more expensive, so it’s good to look out for them. Weaknesses in a stack could make room for problems like mold, pest infestation and structural damage. Here are just some signs you need repairs.
Visible Damage
A good way to check for issues is to simply look at the chimney. If you can see from the ground there is visible damage, you will need to call professional roofers. Whether you c ..read more
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1y ago
Leadwork is a term often used when talking about roofing. We’ve created this short guide to tell you everything you need to know. At Salter Roofing, we have over 25 years of experience with lead roofs. Read on to find out more.
What Is It?
So, what exactly is leadwork? This is a term used to describe the practice of using lead on roofs. Working with lead has been an essential craft to many roofing applications for a very long time. It’s a skill that requires training and experience to get right. Lead can be manipulated and stretched to help complete a roof. This will need to be done by ..read more
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1y ago
Taking care of tile roofs is important for the structure of a property. They do require regular upkeep in order to keep them in good condition. Not only so they function for a long time, but so they also look great for years to come.
Here we’ve put together just some of the things you can do to maximise the lifespan of your roofing components.
Inspect Tile Roofs Regularly
Firstly, we recommend taking a look at the top of your property every few months to monitor any changes. Simply step far enough away to try and get a look at the state of your property. This can help spot broken, slip ..read more