Edwards & Hardy Roofing's second-year apprentice takes out the national title, recognised for leadership on site and her push to grow opportunities for women in the trade.
Moss affects different roofing materials in different ways. Here's how it impacts metal, tile, asphalt shingle, and timber roofs, and what to do about it.
From moss growth and roof leaks to storm damage, UV exposure, and poor ventilation, these are some of the most common roofing problems New Zealand homeowners face.
From slate and asphalt to solar panels, synthetic products, and smart roof systems, roofing has changed dramatically over the last 100 years.
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Learn why zinc runoff from steel roofs matters, what EPSock field testing found, and how property owners can reduce long-term stormwater contamination risk.
Thinking about installing gutters yourself? Here's a complete step-by-step guide — including what the professionals do, and when to call one instead.
Changing roof cladding may require new purlins or project-specified structural strengthening. Learn why careful installation and photographic records matter.
Corrugated iron is one of the most iconic roofing materials in NZ — and for good reason. Here's everything you need to know about modern long-run steel roofing.
Where specified by a property owner or management company, fire wall gap remediation can address hidden gaps at fire-rated wall junctions during reroofing or remedial roofing work.
Roof pitch affects everything from the look of your home to what materials you can use and how well your roof drains. Here's what every NZ homeowner should know.
Replacing an ACM metal tile roof is not just about removal. Here is why integrated Class B planning, clearance, and reroof sequencing can make the whole project safer and faster.
A leaking roof can cause serious damage fast. Learn what to do immediately, common causes, temporary steps, and when to call a professional roofer.
Thousands of NZ homes and buildings still have asbestos roofing. Here's how to identify it, understand the risks, and know what steps to take safely.