new fascia Dublin

A wide band of material covering the ends of roof rafters, sometimes supporting a gutter in steep-slope roofing, but typically it is a border or trim in low-slope roofing. Synonym: frieze. The term 'fascia' derives from Latin and means ‘band’ or ‘ribbon’. In classical architecture, a fascia was typically a plain, wide band that ran directly above the columns, across the bottom of the entablature. These fascias were often ornately-carved stone and formed part of a cornice.

"Many buildings contain asbestos, which was used in spray-applied flame retardant, thermal system insulation, and in a variety of other materials. Asbestos was sometimes "flocked" above false ceilings, inside technical ducts, and in many other small spaces where firefighters would have difficulty gaining access. Structural components like asbestos panels were also used. In residences, asbestos was often a component of a type of flocked acoustic ceiling called popcorn ceiling or "cottage cheese ceiling", until its production was banned in the US in 1978." read more at wikipedia.org/wiki/Asbestos_abatement

Single-ply roofing membranes have grown in popularity over the past 30 years, and due to their flexibility, relative ease of installation, and competitive price, it’s no wonder that building owners and facilities professionals are interested. If you’ve sipped the alphabet soup of single-ply roofing systems, then you probably have a taste for their characteristics and advantages.

What is roof insulation?

Because of its buoyancy, hot air tends to rise, and as a result buildings that are inadequately insulated can lose a quarter of their heat through their roof. There may also be significant heat gains through roofs during the summer. This means that insulating a loft, attic or roof is a simple and effective way of reducing heat loss, the size of heating and cooling systems, energy usage and so carbon emissions. ( read more at www.DesigningBuildings.co.uk/wiki/Roof_insulation )

If you are looking for guttering repair services in the Dublin area, get in touch with EBRoofing today.

Need a cherry picker at great rates in Dublin and surrounding? Cherry pickers can be used to gain access to upper floors of construction works without needing to erect scaffolding or use cranes. Their mobility and flexibility means that they can give rapid access to a number of different locations. If you have any queries about our cherry picker services, please contact us by phone - 087-183.4279

New Flat Roofs - Is your roof leaking? Maybe some shingles or flashing have blown off? Perhaps the damage is more severe such as sagging... Read more » -

When you need a roof repair - We offer residential and commercial roofing services including: New Roofs Slate Roofs Flat Roofs Roof ... Read more » -

About EB Roofing - EB Roofing is a company that specialises in flat roofing from start to finish and all other types of roof repairs. W... Read more » -

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Sinead - To whom it may concern, We have used EB Roofing at Apartments, Island View Court, Raheny, Dublin 5. They are roofing ... Read more » -

Top 7 Expert Tips to Winter Proof Your Roof - We are fast approaching the most wonderful time of the year and it’s time to dig out the hats, ... Read more » -

Cost to Replace Fascias and Soffits With UPVC - Most roofs are fitted with fascia boards, which are the timbers fixed onto the edges of rafters... Read more » -

Cherry picker Dublin - Cherry pickers are pieces of machinery easily identified by their long, extendible arm (or boom) with a cradle attached ... Read more » -

Telescopic vs. Articulating Boom Lifts: What’s the Difference? - Both lifts can take construction workers to high, hard-to-reach spots, but n... Read more » -

Fascias and Soffits - Fascias and soffits are the boards that cover the ends of the roof rafters where they sit on top of the outer wall of a h... Read more » -

Autumn Roof Inspections - The roof over your head is literally what protects you from the elements. Up there at the top of the building, it is ... Read more » -

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