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I need to replace a very leaky old garage roof, which is currently in corrugated asbestos sheets (I think they're asbestos anyway). I'm aware of the disposal process for old asbestos roof and I have details of the local council disposal process for asbestos - I'm ok with all that.
My question is what's the best replacement for the roof. It's a flat sloping roof with a single gutter across the back end of the garage - It's a prefab garage. (not a pitch roof). I thought I'd just look online for some galvanised corrugated metal sheets, around the same dimensions at the old asbestos, but I find there are many products out there, including corrugated bitumen sheets. Can anyone offer some advice on a good option here. My main criteria are, easy to install, good-value, long lasting in terms of no discolouring, if they happen to be dark great for example. Is there anything that you'd definitely avoid ? Any tips welcome. Thanks in advance. |
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