shingles Dublin

"Guttering in its earliest form consisted of lined wooden or stone troughs. Lead was a popular liner and is still used in pitched valley gutters. Many materials have been used to make guttering: cast iron, asbestos cement, UPVC (PVCu), cast and extruded aluminium, galvanized steel, wood, copper, zinc, and bamboo." read more at wiki2.org/en/Rain_gutter

Inspections are recommended at least twice per year—once in the spring and once in the fall. A local roofing professional should be asked to inspect and repair any flashings and penetrations with gaps or tears, as well as cut and seal any blisters or splits where water can infiltrate the roof system. Even something as seemingly simple as routine cleaning of drains and downspouts can prevent small headaches from compounding into exponentially costly problems.

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 a Cherry Picker?

What is a Cherry Picker? As the name suggests, cherry pickers were initially developed to facilitate the picking of cherries. Jay Eitel invented the device in 1944 after a frustrating day spent picking cherries using a ladder. He went on to launch the Telsta Corporation, Sunnyvale, CA in 1953 to manufacture the device. Another early cherry picker manufacturer was Stemm Brothers, Leavenworth, WA. Other uses for cherry pickers quickly evolved. The invention of the aerial work platform is accredited to John L. Grove, co-founder of JLG Industries. Before AWP's, scaffolding was the main form of mobility on a work site. In 1969, Grove realized there was a pressing need for a scaffolding-alternative that could safely and quickly lift workers in the air to perform construction and maintenance functions. In 1970, Grove and JLG Industries sold the first aerial work platform in McConnellsburg, Pennsylvania. ( read more at wikipedia.org/wiki/Aerial_work_platform )

Line repair - Cherry Pickers are perfect for use in reaching telephone, cable and transmission lines that are elevated. No more workers having to use ladders or climb up poles, as you can easily lift them (and their equipment) in a safe and convenient manner.

Painting - Once a building is constructed, decorating can begin. When painting the exterior or adding final touches you might need to get to awkward or out of reach areas to do so. Your cherry picker will ensure you don’t miss a single spot. It’s also a great way to liven up a building with a painted mural or advertisement that would cost a fortune if you used a billboard or another paid form of advertising.

Farming - A cherry picker works excellently in a farming environment. Research and experience has shown that it not only helps farm workers access fruits from tall trees (such as apples and peaches) but also assists with thinning, pruning as well as installing insect monitoring devices. This can save farmers on time, insurance and labour, as well as money.

Cleaning - A common problem for many businesses in Dublin is keeping their office exterior clean in unpredictable weather as well as when pest birds like pigeons take up residence in out of sight gutters and nooks. Not only will a cherry picker allow you to do window washing, but it will also allow you to implement pest control measures for the future.

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 » -

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 » -

Our Services - At EB Roofing we are very proud of the quality of roofing service that we provide for our community in Dublin. ... Read more » -

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

Time To Call The Roof Repair Guy? These Tips Will Tell You When! - There are many home improvements that we look forward to completing — like... Read more » -

Handling Asbestos - Asbestos Contractors The handling of asbestos must be done with great care due to the toxic properties of this substance a... Read more » -

Shingle roofing - Shingle roofing In its broadest sense, ‘shingle’ is a catch-all term used for any roof covering consisting of discrete... 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 » -

Why it’s Important to Maintain Your Roof - It’s above you every day. But you rarely even think about it: your roof. Your roof provides y... Read more » -

7 Winter Roof Maintenance Tips - Winter can bring some extra wear and tear to your roof. To help prevent costly damage, check out these roof ma... Read more » -

Roofer - A roofer, roof mechanic, or roofing contractor is a tradesperson who specializes in roof construction. Roofers replace, repair, and in... 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 » -

Safe Roof Repair and Replacement In The Time of COVID-19 - The COVID-19 pandemic may have disrupted our everyday lives, but the fact remains th... Read more » -

Can I Sue Santa Claus for Roof Damage? - It’s that magical time of year again, when bells will be jingling and stockings hung by the chimney ... Read more » -

5 DIY Roof Repair Tips - If your roof is in need of some repairs and you’re looking to save a little money, you may want to look into doing s... Read more » -

High Quality Projects Completed In Dublin

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