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If you’re considering re-roofing, it’s important to find a high quality and reliable roofing supplier you can trust. Balancing quality with cost is also part of the process, so you know your roof will give you the protection you need at a price that’s within your budget.
A recent case study of a re-roofing project in the U.S shows not all roofs are created equal. In this blog, we present a case study, and explain what qualities you need to look for in tiles if you’re considering re-roofing your house.
A RE-ROOFING CASE STUDY
The U.S can experience extreme, dramatic climates, so roofs need to be able to withstand a huge range of temperatures and conditions. A recent example of a re-roofing project shows just that.
Russell Hessler and his wife had a newly built home they were extremely proud of. However, in a hailstorm, the couple noticed their roof had suffered major damage. Concerned about the effects of the hail, they decided to re-roof, and began to research their options.
The couple chose to go with Tilcor, selecting Antica tiles in the colour, Firenze. The new tiles were installed using the batten method, which has a number of advantages, including allowing airflow under the tiles to provide better ventilation and potentially higher air efficiency.
A RE-ROOFING CASE STUDY
The U.S can experience extreme, dramatic climates, so roofs need to be able to withstand a huge range of temperatures and conditions. A recent example of a re-roofing project shows just that.
Russell Hessler and his wife had a newly built home they were extremely proud of. However, in a hailstorm, the couple noticed their roof had suffered major damage. Concerned about the effects of the hail, they decided to re-roof, and began to research their options.
The couple chose to go with Tilcor, selecting Antica tiles in the colour, Firenze. The new tiles were installed using the batten method, which has a number of advantages, including allowing airflow under the tiles to provide better ventilation and potentially higher air efficiency.