How Old Is Your Paint Job ?

Maintaining exterior painted surfaces Most of the surfaces on homes and buildings are painted or protected by a surface coating. Getting the job done right in the first place and a little basic maintenance can add years to the life of an architectural or decorative paint system. How often do you wash your car? People frequently think about washing their car, or at least from time-to-time, yet many leave Mother Nature to do all the cleaning on major assets such as houses and buildings. It’s important that houses are washed each year to maintain the appearance of paint finishes and to remove any build up of dirt deposits, salt deposits, bird droppings, mould and other contaminants that can interact with surface coatings. Salt-blown areas that are not washed by the rain need particular attention and if these areas require repainting, it needs to be undertaken after thoroughly washing and preparing the surfaces. Galvanized steel and steel structures under canopies also require extra maintenance to remove dirt & salts. While these structures provide protection from the weather, they create aggressive corrosive environments. Call Us Today to Arrange a FREE...
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When was your last Roof Inspection & Gutter Clean?

When it comes to maintaining your roof and gutters, prevention really is the key Blocked gutters with moisture laden debris causes corrosion. A good clear and functional gutter system is important for proper drainage from your roof, otherwise your property is at risk of serious water damage. Clean gutters reduce the possibility of debris entering and blocking downpipes and storm water lines. Blocked Gutters are a perfect habitat for pests. Upon inspection, uncleaned gutters are often the cause of the problem. Gutters full of leaves and debris are an extreme fire hazard. Blocked gutters with standing water are breeding grounds for mosquitoes, increasing the threat of Ross River...
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Are You Ready For Storm Season ?

Are you prepared? Storm safety Severe weather is a natural part of living in Brisbane’s sub-tropical climate. Every year, Brisbane experiences severe weather and it’s important to take the time to prepare your family, pets and property. The following tips offer advice on what you should have in your emergency kit and how to stay safe before, during and after a severe weather event. Prepare for storms Before the storm season begins, prepare an emergency kit and trim tree branches well clear of your house. If your property has large trees that are not protected under Council’s Natural Assets Local Law 2003, arrange for an arborist to carry out a check-up. You should also: Check and clean your roof, gutters and downpipes Identify loose objects in your yard such as outdoor furniture and toys that will have to be put away or secured if a storm approaches Have a supply of plastic shopping bags to use as sand bags for emergency storm water diversion Have masking tape and plastic sheeting or large garbage bags available for emergency rain protection Check your flood risk Use Council’s new interactive Flood Awareness Maps to understand your flood risk, the sources of flooding that may affect your property, and how you can prepare your home, family and business. FloodWise Property Reports Council’s FloodWise Property Report shows the risk and type of flooding at a property, and how high the water may reach, to enable you to plan and build in accordance with Council’s requirements. State Emergency Service (SES) The State Emergency Service (SES) is a voluntary organisation that provides support to the community in times of emergency and disaster. Waste disposal Clean up your property ahead of storm season. Find your nearest Council rubbish tip. In an emergency, Call 000 for any life threatening situations. SES – Call 132...
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