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RoofSURE Receive Government TrustMark

 

We have all been there, as winter comes our Great British weather turns bleaker and wetter, and with this eventually the inevitable happens and we experience leaking roof problems and drafty, cold attics.

 

RoofSURE Ltd are proud to announce and shout from the roof tops that they are the first roofing and insulation company to be awarded the prestigious Government endorsed TrustMark. RoofSURE products and services are recognised with the highly endorsed TrustMark.

 

The TrustMark that has been awarded to RoofSURE, is an award-winning scheme supported by Government, building industry and consumer protection groups to help you, the consumer, find reliable, trustworthy tradesmen to make improvements and repairs inside and outside your home. Being affiliated to the TrustMark scheme means RoofSURE provides our customers with the reassurance that we have been inspected and meet the standards set by the government.

 

If a firm, such as RoofSURE, displays the TrustMark Logo you know that a trade association or other certification organization has approved and checked the firm and found them to meet the strict standards set by the Government to achieve this award. So you can rest assured that RoofSURE has a reputation you can Trust!

 

As well as RoofSURE being awarded the TrustMark you can be assured that the RoofSURE system is only applied by BUFCA accredited installers.

 

The RoofSURE system is a polyurethane foam sprayed directly to the underside of slates or tiles and is guaranteed to be maintenance free for 30 years. The RoofSURE system is ideal for bonding, waterproofing, lining and insulating. RoofSURE also offer a free external overhaul also within the service. The polyurethane foam that RoofSURE uses stabilises the existing roof and prevents future slippage or movement of slates or tiles.

 

The RoofSURE system creates a waterproof lining that prevents ingress of wind, rain and snow and transforms your cold, damp, draughty loft space into a warm, dry, clean, useable room.

 

The RoofSURE foam can be installed in one or two fuss-free days, with no disruption or mess to the customer. Within 30 days of completion RoofSURE will supply a written transferable 30 year manufacturer backed guarantee.

 

One of RoofSURE’s specialised technicians will complete a full external overhaul of your roof by re-aligning, re-positioning or re-placing any slipped, broken or missing slates/tiles where necessary, re-point the ridge tiles where necessary and remove any loose torching/felt.  RoofSURE can transform your cold and damp loft space into a warm, dry, clean useable room. 

 

Roof windows installed whilst the RoofSURE system is applied will provide natural light into your newly transformed area. Centre pivot opening makes them easy to clean and toughened, double glazed units provide thermal and acoustic insulation, the results you want with RoofSURE.

 

With flooring laid and a loft ladder installed by RoofSURE specialists, your loft will provide you with additional room for the kids, clean storage for your valuables or that much needed office space.

 

RoofSURE provides a quality service to commercial and domestic clients. The RoofSURE polyurethane spray foam is used for renovation and insulation purposes to commercial properties. RoofSURE ensures as little disruption to you. RoofSURE has considerable experience, take a look at some RoofSURE assurances:

RoofSURE is committed to care for the environment, an independent review of the impact of thermal insulation on global warming and the potential of further savings in carbon dioxide emissions was carried out recently. The results show that thermal insulation can play a key role in the cost effective reduction of carbon dioxide emissions.

 

For more information visit the RoofSURE website at: www.roofsure.co.uk

 

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