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A roofer, roof mechanic, or roofing contractor is a tradesperson who specializes in roof construction. Roofers replace, repair, and install the roofs of buildings, using a variety of materials, including shingles, bitumen, and metal. Roofing work can be physically demanding because it involves heavy lifting, as well as climbing, bending, and kneeling, often in extreme weather conditions. Curled or rotten shingles, missing shingles, and blistering are all signs that roof needs attention.

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    Urgent advice required - roofers

    My opposite pensioner neighbour is being horrendously overcharged for roofing work she doesn't need, no leaks except her neighbour was having roof cleaned and they noticed a few broken tiles so you get the picture. She signed a contract for 8K which was well described but she is only getting new...
  2. SimonG

    Roofers.

    Was fitting an external oil combi. Was all done and dusted for about 1.30. Boiler had gone off at the pub just up the road. They had problems before with loss of pressure and filling loop so thought it was probably sort pressure and reset high limit. Nope. 3 hours later still no go. No oil to...
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    Scottish Lead

    A question for our brothers over the wall (good result against South Africa by the way) Or our lead experts I have done a few lead ridges over the years , usually on victorian style sunrooms , they look sooooo much better that tiles cut at angles Now we use copper clips formed over the wood core...
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    Are plumbers falling behind other trades?

    Does anyone here think that plumbers seem to be having to work harder and have more responsibility heaped upon them for not a lot more money than some of the other trades. I am a time served plumber and been doing it for the last 24 years and for the last 10 years all we seem to be doing is...
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    Lead in new housing schemes

    Is it me or is the leadwork on a lot of new buils shocking. Loads of big pieces overlapped all over the place. Flashings that are uneven and overlapps that don't overlap they are short. Just a mess.
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    gas safety inspections

    Are gas safety inspections on rental properties really needed every year now,with new appliances being much safer If fires or open flued appliances involved,then would say yes yearly However if a combination boiler or system boiler and a hob/cooker fitted in the property,which so often is the...
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    pipe slices

    Forge Steel Pipe Cutter Set 2Pc compare in screwfix 1 Packs £15.99 my apprentice has just bought lease they are identical to my bacho items[and a lot cheaper!] same factory in china perhaps? the link dont work but you get the point
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    Job Available

    General laborers required to refurbish houses. Own tools would be an advantage. Basic, shared accommodation available for long distance workers. Wages negotiable & paid in cash. We need: · Electricians · Plumbers · Carpet cleaners · Roofers For inqueries...
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    To tell or not to tell

    I was doing a job in Shepards Bush the other week and painters there also doing decorating I finished off late on the friday night and was sorting out the invoice and there was a knock on the door The customer opened it ,to find one of the decorators with his son and four bottles of wine in his...
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    Dropping the Flue

    Apparently, my flue needs dropping and resealing as water is leaking into the boiler causing it to stop working. Is this a plumbers job or roofers or both? Any idea of costing for this? Also, I need to try sue the company that installed it, as it was installed incorrectly. Is there an official...
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    Drain Clearing/Rodding & Jetting

    I seem to get a fair amount of this type of work but recently since I bought a snake for my jet wash I have been able to clear blockages often within 30 minutes. This has affected my turnover and profit for this type of work. I charge a flat rate of £50 per hour, where I have one local...
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    C & G 6128 to nvq2 help?

    Hey, I recently started a course with newcareerskills and was had some confusion and just realised i will need to take another course to be recognised as any sort of decent tradesman. with successful completion of the course i will pass with city and guilds 6128, level 2 heating and ventilation...
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    OLCI training

    Hey all. Im currently doing my NVQ2 at college and working on site with my family plumbing business. I have been looking in to registration requirements for the likes of CORGI etc and have joined the IPHE The Institute of Plumbing and Heating Engineering as a trainee plumber. Just a note...
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