- Metal roofs can last up to 60 years, are 100% recyclable, help reduce your carbon footprint, and are available in a wide range of colors to suit your style.
- Your roof space can reach temperatures exceeding 60°C—installing insulation significantly reduces heat transfer, keeping your home cooler and more energy-efficient.
- Installing a whirlybird is a cost-effective way to passively cool your home by improving airflow and reducing trapped heat.
- Adding a skylight not only floods dark areas of your home with natural light but also helps reduce your electricity bills by cutting the need for artificial lighting.
- Southeast Queensland and the central coast of NSW are hotspots for Australia’s most damaging storms, often causing significant property damage.
- Severe storms in Australia cause more damage annually, as measured by insurance costs, than cyclones, earthquakes, floods, or bushfires.
- Did you know hailstones larger than cricket balls have been recorded in Australia? These massive ice formations are a powerful reminder of storm intensity.
- Australia’s first recorded storm disaster dates back to 1622, when a shipwreck marked the beginning of documented extreme weather events.
- Hailstones form in thunderstorms with strong updrafts, where frozen raindrops grow as they collect smaller cloud droplets that freeze upon contact.
- Stay informed about your roof and weather to protect your home and ensure it performs at its best!
January 23, 2025