Straight answers on what jobs cost, how the work is done and what to watch out for, from the team that does it day in, day out across South Wales.
Most homeowners in Bridgend only think about their roof when water appears on a bedroom ceiling or a slate lands on the drive.
Lead flashing is one of the longest lasting parts of any roof, often outliving the tiles or slates around it.
Look up at almost any street in Bridgend, Pencoed or Porthcawl and you will see roofs with a green tinge along the lower courses.
Roofline is the collective name for the fascias, soffits, bargeboards and guttering that finish the edge of your roof.
If you are budgeting for a new roof in Bridgend, Cardiff, Swansea or the Valleys, you will find quotes vary wildly, and it is hard to know what is fair.
A damp patch on the ceiling rarely sits directly below the hole in your roof.
A dripping ceiling rarely picks a convenient moment, and in South Wales it usually arrives with horizontal rain off the Bristol Channel.
It is one of the first questions people ask when they buy a house or spot a stain on the ceiling.
Moss thrives in Bridgend's damp, mild climate, and a green roof might look harmless until it starts trapping water against your tiles.
Not sure what your roof needs? Give Paul a call and describe it, he will tell you straight.