Showing posts with label Green Ontario Program. Show all posts
Showing posts with label Green Ontario Program. Show all posts

Monday, 23 December 2019

What do You Need for a Roofing Insulation

If you are planning a renovation of the roof in your home, note that this is not an easy task to do and it will require you a lot of time and finances to get the right materials you will need for the attic insulation companies. The roofing contractor brampton will help you out.

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Here is what you will need to get started:


Mineral wool

Mineral wool on rolls or sheets is the most commonly used insulating material for roofing services Oshawa. The width of the insulation should be slightly larger than the distance between the roof beams. This will ensure that the insulation material remains firmly in place between the roof beams. Mineral wool is easily cut with a kitchen knife. When working with the insulation material or cutting it, wear a dust mask and gloves. For best results, it is easiest to cut along the straight edge of a wooden board or aluminum profile.


Finishing

After insulating the Custom Roofing, you can cover the inside with drywall or other sheet material. If you are using plasterboard, you first need to attach wooden slats across the roof joists to prepare a sturdy structure that can easily attach the plasterboard panels. You can then attach the plasterboard panels to the wooden slats using self-tapping screws. It is best to use an electric drill / screwdriver with a drywall adapter to prevent damage to the drywall.


Polystyrene (Styrofoam) Insulation Fibers

If the beams on the roof are straight and even, insulation boards of polyurethane, polystyrene (polystyrene) or mineral wool may also be used. In this case, it is best to use boards with primed edges to reduce the risk of fire and deformation of the boards.

Fit edge panels so that continuous joints are avoided. This improves sealing and results in a smoother surface. To cut the panels to size, use a hand or pierced saw with small teeth. Placing the boards is best done by two people because these boards are quite large and can easily break. Use an electric drill / screwdriver to secure with large washer screws at 25 cm intervals.


Insulation of the attic floor

If your ceiling does not have a ladder opening, you may decide to insulate the floor as well. The roofing services Oshawa is best placed on a flat surface and should be laid by separate panels that adhere well to each other. To seal the floor structure as well as possible, you can first insert a sealed membrane. If your ceiling is lightweight only, you should install a diaphragm, especially if there is a poorly ventilated bathroom underneath.

Cut the insulation boards slightly wider than the distance between the beams and press them firmly into place. If you are using insulation sheathing, choose a width that will allow it to clamp its sides to the beams. Try to stretch the material as well as possible without cracks or creases. You do not need to cover the insulation between the beams. If the ceiling is to be accessible, you can cover the adjacent beams with solid panels.

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Wednesday, 12 September 2018

Logik Roofing Thanks You for Your Interest in the Green Ontario Program

As you may have heard new Premier Doug Ford has eliminated the Green Ontario Program. The program offered incentives and rebates to homeowners, landlords, and businesses that made energy efficient improvements to their properties.
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We here at Logik Roofing would like to thank all of our customers who took advantage of the Green Ontario Program rebates for attic and basement insulation improvements. To help alleviate any concerns you may have about the discontinuation of the Green Ontario Program, please review the following FAQs.

Friday, 20 March 2015

Spring Cleaning Your Roof: Maintenance Tips

The snow has finally melted and the weather is warming up, so it’s time to start spring cleaning! Spring is the perfect time to inspect your roof for wear and tear from the wintertime and to give it a good maintenance check. Follow these routine care tips to maintain your roof.



Clean the Gutters

Over the winter, you may not have noticed the debris that built up in your gutters. Damp leaves, twigs, and other flora, when not properly removed, can clog the gutter canals and cause water to back up. Water in your gutters can damage your roof, the decking, and shingles.