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Here in the UK, we’re all used to the changeable weather patterns that we see here.  For those working in construction and roofing the weather is a particular consideration as rain can cause short term delays on roofing, as can ice and snow, both weather issues that are particularly prevalent at this time of the year.  Wind can present a particular hazard for those working at height on roofs, so being aware of wind speeds and whether or not the conditions are safe to work in is essential.  However, we don’t often consider the continuing effects of the elements once a roof is in place.  Wind

As a home-owner and DIY enthusiast, you’re probably pretty handy and can do all sorts of jobs and fixes around the house.  This is a great way of saving money on minor repairs, decorating, small plumbing jobs, etc.  However, whereas in the past, some of the more skilled DIY buffs would undertake some rather ambitious projects, this is something that is becoming more difficult, partly due to the stringent legislation on health and safety that we have nowadays.