PAMTHER: Roofing, Carpentry, Asbestos Removal & Insulation Experts

A roofing contractor (roofer & zinc specialist) installs, repairs and maintains all types of roofing systems. They prepare the surface, fix structural elements onto the framework and ensure a durable, weatherproof roof covering.

Roofs can be covered with clay tiles, slate, concrete tiles, zinc, copper or aluminum. A skilled roofer must master both technical knowledge and precise calculations, including roof slope, tile alignment and complex systems such as standing seam or batten roofing.

They also create custom parts for renovation projects and work with materials like zinc and copper, requiring advanced bending and welding skills to ensure long-term performance.

The carpenter designs and builds the structural framework of a building based on detailed plans, often provided by architects. This role requires advanced training and precise calculations to ensure structural strength and stability.

In roofing projects, carpenters assemble rafters, adjust trusses and install beams. They play a key role in both new construction and renovation projects.

This profession requires strong technical expertise and specialized training to guarantee the durability and safety of the structure.

The waterproofing specialist ensures buildings are fully protected against water infiltration. They work on both new constructions and renovation projects, primarily focusing on roofs and flat roofs (roof terraces).

They also handle waterproofing for basements, planters and other structures, using advanced systems such as bitumen membranes, single-layer systems or liquid waterproofing.

In addition, they install elements such as skylights, smoke vents and roof windows, while ensuring perfect sealing around all penetrations and drainage systems.

The wood treatment specialist protects structural timber from pests and decay, often after the initial 10-year warranty period.

They begin by inspecting and diagnosing the condition of the wood. If damage is detected, weakened areas are removed before applying deep treatment solutions.

Wood is then injected and sprayed with protective products to ensure long-term durability, resistance and structural safety.

The insulation installer improves the thermal performance of buildings, often working alongside roofers and waterproofing specialists.

They determine the required insulation thickness to ensure optimal energy efficiency, particularly for attic spaces and roofing systems.

Different materials can be used, such as glass wool, rock wool or blown insulation, depending on the project requirements and building characteristics.

The hygiene specialist ensures sanitary safety by applying strict hygiene regulations and preventive measures.

They work closely with professionals to manage risks related to contamination, pests and health standards.

Their missions include implementing control protocols, training staff, analyzing risks and ensuring compliance with current regulations.

The asbestos removal specialist safely removes materials containing asbestos to protect both public health and the environment.

Their work includes identifying hazardous materials, developing removal and safety plans, and carrying out controlled asbestos removal operations.

This profession requires strict compliance with safety regulations, as well as expertise in protective equipment and specialized removal techniques.