The primary Information That You Must Provide To Your Contractor Are As Follows:

Roofing

• The Structure- Depending on how you would want your home, commercial building or office to look like, you must provide a full blueprint plan and detail to your constructor. Based on their experience, they might suggest certain changes or improvements make it more attractive.
• Your Budget- Different contractors provide you with a different quotation according to the construction planning. Make a detailed plan of how much you would like to spend on the roofing, and subsequently scout for constructors that provide cost-effective quotations within your budget.
• Roofing Underlayment- While providing a detailed plan of your roof, do not forget to mention to the contractors that you would like to install roofing underlayment which acts as a water-resistance. There are different types of underlayment and the constructor will advise you according to the materials used to build the roof.
• Energy Efficient- There are several roofs that help in saving energy and making it less costly. If you are installing shingles on your roof, you must know that there are several varieties of shingles that you can choose depending on your regional temperature. Some of them can keep you warm in chilly weather, whereas the others can save you from scorching heat.

1. Queenslander: The most common structures found in sub-tropical regions were first built sometime around the nineteenth century. Tin and timber were the core materials used to build this structure. It was famous for its pitched roof that provided ample protection during rainfalls. Over the years, several new types of pitched roofing styles have been invented by constructors.
2. The worker’s cottage: These dwellings were usually built around the suburban areas at a time, where most of the workers lived when the city was crowded with several manufacturing plants, warehouses, and industries. Nowadays, these houses are difficult to find, but the architectural simplicity was marvelous.
3. Post-War Australian Double and Triple brick veneer: The engineering of these beautiful structures were massive support in Australia after World War II ended. Men, women and immigrants, all returned home and families began to grow. The double or triple fronted brick houses became common in every suburb. The hipped tile roof was the primary feature found in these kinds of houses.
4. Modern Houses: The radical modern houses were first built in a box form, with large glass windows and a flat roof, or even skillion roofing at the beginning of the 20^th century. These houses are very common nowadays.