We’re proud to announce that Roofclad Systems has officially become a CHAS Elite member, having successfully completed the Common Assessment Standard, the construction industry’s gold standard for prequalification and risk management.
This significant achievement confirms that we meet compliance requirements across 13 key areas of risk management, demonstrating our unwavering commitment to safety, quality, responsibility, and professionalism.
Developed by Build UK, the Civil Engineering Contractors Association (CECA), and other leading industry bodies, the Common Assessment Standard was designed to streamline the contractor prequalification process.
This widely recognised assessment helps clients and contractors reduce supply chain risks, improve efficiency, and ensure consistent, high-quality standards across projects. It builds on the established PAS 91 prequalification questionnaire — but goes further, covering a broader scope and deeper compliance benchmarks.
Roofclad Systems has demonstrated compliance across the following 13 areas of risk management:
Becoming a CHAS Elite member through the Common Assessment Standard reflects our dedication to continual improvement and excellence. This accreditation offers several tangible benefits:
At Roofclad Systems, this milestone isn’t just about meeting requirements; it’s about exceeding expectations and standing out as a contractor that clients, partners, and employees can rely on.
By achieving CHAS Elite status and completing the Common Assessment Standard, we reaffirm our role as a leader in safe, sustainable, and responsible industrial roofing services across the UK.
Lichfield, UK – In a strategic move that reflects the ongoing trend of consolidation within the UK construction sector, Roofclad Systems Ltd, a leading provider of industrial roofing and cladding refurbishment services, has today announced a major milestone: the merger with Profile Industrial Roofing Services Ltd.
Profile Industrial Roofing will change its name to Roofclad Systems Ltd, effective 1st October 2025. This new name allows the company to operate under one unified brand while enhancing regional service across the UK.
The new entity will be led by a seasoned leadership team consisting of two directors, Alex Tilley and David Clarke, each bringing decades of specialised industrial roofing experience..
Alex Tilley, Director, commented:
“This merger aligns perfectly with our long-term vision. It allows us to pool our resources, expertise, and shared commitment to quality—amplifying what we do best across more regions and for more clients. We’re proud to be joining forces and excited about what lies ahead.”
Founded in 1996, Profile Industrial Roofing has built a strong legacy over 29 years, renowned for delivering reliable, high-quality roofing solutions and setting industry benchmarks in service and innovation. Since its acquisition by the Tilley family in 2021, the company has continued to grow steadily and now takes the next step in its journey by becoming part of Roofclad Systems Ltd.
Roofclad Systems Ltd, established over 47 years ago, is known nationwide for its expertise in industrial and commercial roofing refurbishment. Their trusted team serves a wide range of clients across manufacturing, warehousing & storage, logistics, retail, education, and defence, always with a focus on safety, sustainability, and cost-effective delivery.
As part of this transition, the new head office for Roofclad Systems will be based in Lichfield at Unit 50 Britannia Way until the move to larger premises at 9-10 Titan Way early 2026.
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Most older commercial and industrial properties may have been constructed using asbestos products, particularly at roof level.
Read on for more information, or view our asbestos roof overcladding & replacement service if your roof’s in need of attention.
Asbestos is known to be hazardous to human healthand can cause conditions such as asbestosis and lung cancer, so it’s important to make sure the correct health and safety procedures are followed to remove or clad over it. This blog post looks at what it is, how to remove it, and whether it’s appropriate to install cladding over asbestos.
Asbestos is the name used to refer to a group of naturally occurring fibrous minerals that have crystallised to create fibres. It became a popular building material due to its strong, incombustible, and heat-resistant properties and was used in the UK from the 1950s until its use was banned in 1999.
It was particularly popular as a fire-proofing and insulation solution. It was used to create materials in the construction industry, such as asbestos cement sheets, ceiling and roof sheets/tiles, pipe insulation, and spray coatings in many domestic and commercial buildings such as schools, hospitals, and residential homes.
Well-maintained asbestos that isn’t disintegrating doesn’t present an immediate risk to your health. However, it becomes harmful when the fibres are disturbed and inhaled.
Research continues to show that inhaling loose asbestos fibres poses a serious risk to human health and can cause life-threatening diseases such as asbestosis and lung cancer. No amount of exposure is considered safe although asbestos-related diseases only develop after many years of exposure to it.
If an asbestos survey shows it’s present in your roof build-up, there are two options to make it safe, both of which require fully-trained experts to carry it out, the options are:
Asbestos removal must be carried out by a fully trained workforce. Under no circumstances should you carry out the removal yourself. If you find asbestos or suspect it may be present, we recommend seeking specialist advice.
In the UK, the removal of asbestos materials is covered by legislation and codes of practice. These set out an employer’s legal duties relating to work involving asbestos including sampling and analysis.
The Control of Asbestos Regulations 2012 replaced the previous 2006 regulations and provides minimum standards for protecting employees from risks associated with asbestos exposure. The 2012 rules state that:
Failure to comply with the regulations is a criminal offence that could ultimately result in a large fine or a prison sentence.
In some circumstances where there is deemed to be a lower risk of harm from the asbestos, a license is not needed to remove it. However, training is still required so it must be carried out by specialists. The HSE may need to be given notification of the work, appropriate control measures must be taken, and the local council has to be informed.
Examples of this include:
The majority of higher-risk work with asbestos falls into this category which means a licensed contractor must carry it out due to the significant risk to health involved. The HSE must be notified of this type of removal project at least 14 days before it starts.
Work on asbestos insulation boards, where the risk assessment indicates that it will not be of short duration
There are three main types of asbestos:
| Asbestos type | Description |
| Brown asbestos (Amosite) | This type of asbestos is considered to be one of the most dangerous. Exposure to it can significantly increase your chances of developing cancer. It is mined mostly in Africa and is commonly used in cement sheets because of its heat resistance and strength properties. |
| Chrysotile (White Asbestos) | This is the most commonly used form of asbestos. Its fibers are fine in texture and are often contaminated with trace amounts of tremolite. Found in roofs, ceilings, walls, and floors of homes and businesses as well as automobile brake linings, gaskets, and boiler seals, insulation for pipes, ducts, and appliances. |
| Blue asbestos (Crocidolite) | This type of asbestos was commonly used to insulate steam engines as well as some spray-on coatings, pipe insulation, plastics, and cement products. The fibers are incredibly fine and therefore it is one of the most harmful types of asbestos as it can easily become lodged in lungs. |
Asbestos has no smell or colour and the fibres are about 10x smaller than the width of human hair so it isn’t possible to tell if your property contains it by looking at or handling the construction materials. The only way to know if asbestos is present is to have it tested by a specialist laboratory.
Properties built before its ban in 1999 are more than likely to contain asbestos products. If that’s the age of your property, you could check products to see if the manufacturer and name or date of manufacture are on any labels, and then do a quick Google search.
If the search results suggest the materials contain asbestos, you would then need to contact a specialist.
If asbestos is disturbed, it releases harmful fibres which can cause serious illness if they are inhaled over a long period of time. Rather than removing, for example, an asbestos garage roof, in certain circumstances it is possible to leave it in place and overclad.
However, at Roofclad Systems, we would generally recommend its removal:
Light, short-term exposure rarely causes serious illness or disease, and one-off exposure to it is not considered to be a major risk in the way long-term exposure can be. However, no amount of asbestos exposure is considered safe and you should always seek specialist advice and take preventative measures to avoid inhaling toxic dust.
Asbestos-related diseases typically occur after many years of regular exposure to it. For example, a risk factor is if you worked in the construction industry throughout the 1950s to 1980s.
You should always contact your GP if you are concerned that you have been exposed to asbestos and have developed symptoms such as coughing, feeling short of breath, or experiencing chest pain.
Typically, particles and fibres in the air can be airborne for up to 72 hours. However, due to the small nature of asbestos fibres, the slightest of air movements may cause the fibres to be airborne for longer.
This needs to be done by a specialist using appropriate protective equipment. The air can be tested for asbestos by drawing a volume of air through a filter, for a measured period of time, and then examined under a microscope.
Asbestos fibres are incredibly small. Which means they can easily break into dust and stick to your clothes. If you think your clothes have been contaminated with asbestos, we recommend that you have them cleaned at a specialist facility or dispose of them altogether.
The problem: Jewson Minster in Glasgow was experiencing a large amount of water ingress through the old profiled asbestos cement roof and Georgian-wired glass. The original roof and wall had very low thermal value in comparison with today’s standards and a large amount of heat was being lost through the pitched roof and wall cladding.
The solution: Our specialist team removed the asbestos cement-profiled roof cladding and installed a new built-up profiled metal system.
More details: Jewson Minster, Glasgow – Strip & Re-sheet Built up System
The problem: Similar to Jewson Minister, the Volvo Truck and Bus Centre in Blyth, was faced with an ageing profiled asbestos cement roof.
The solution: The asbestos cement profiled cladding was removed by our specialist team from the roof level. Roofclad provided a new 115 mm composite Kingspan profiled roof system, complete with new gutters, external trimline-type gutters, and rainwater pipes.
More details: Volvo Truck & Bus Centre, Blyth – Strip & Re-sheet Roofing & Cladding Works
Roofclad Systems are specialists in the removal of non-licensed asbestos roofing products with a fully trained workforce. Our expertise in working with non-licensed asbestos roofing materials means that you can be assured of a removal project’s safety, speed, and legal and regulatory compliance with minimal disruption. We can also provide a staggered programme of asbestos air testing throughout the duration of your project for additional peace of mind.
Contact us today for more on our wider roofing service or make an enquiry on asbestos roof overcladding & replacement.
Founded in 1978, Roofclad Systems has long been a specialist in roofing and cladding in the North East of England. Over the years, we have witnessed the evolution of the manufacturing industry, and in recent times, environmentalism has become a critical issue. More companies are transitioning toward sustainable solutions for industrial installations, leading to greater scrutiny of industrial processes and their diverse environmental impacts. While Roofclad values the welfare of our customers, we have also worked hard to make our products more environmentally friendly and reduce our carbon footprint.
The question of construction’s environmental impact is complex, and pinpointing the exact effects can be challenging. However, figures from Greenspec suggest the following:
– The construction sector worldwide currently accounts for over 11% of global GDP (PwC, 2011).
– Construction accounts for around 40% of the total flow of raw materials into the global economy.
– In the UK, construction accounts for about 90% of all non-fuel mineral use.
– The UK’s building stock accounts for 50% of CO2 emissions, with construction adding another 7%.
This is a troubling reality that companies like ours must acknowledge.
Metal roof cladding can contribute to environmental damage, but its overall impact is complex, with factors like the high-carbon footprint of mining and manufacturing being a significant concern, alongside potential issues with corrosive chemicals used in coatings. However, metal roofing also offers substantial environmental benefits, including high recyclability, reduced waste due to durability and energy efficiency, and a long lifespan that decreases the frequency of replacements.
Substantial environmental benefits, include:
Recyclability: Metal roofing is highly recyclable and can be reused without losing quality, significantly reducing landfill waste.
Durability and Longevity: Metal roofs can last for decades, minimising the need for frequent replacements and reducing environmental disruption caused by new material production and waste.
Energy Efficiency: The reflective properties of metal roofs help in reducing energy consumption by lowering the demand for air conditioning.
Waste Reduction: Corrugated metal roofs contribute to waste minimisation; lightweight panels reduce transportation waste, and off-cuts can often be recycled.
The use of metal cladding is a key feature for industrial and warehouse units in the UK, and it is considered a sustainable option for both residential and commercial properties, supporting sustainable building practices.
What Are the Recycling Credentials of Metal Roof Cladding?
It is estimated that 85-90% of steel from industrial demolitions is reused, and 40% of steel in new constructions is recycled.
How Can We Make Roof Cladding More Environmentally Friendly?
Roofclad is committed to reducing our carbon footprint and recognises the urgency of becoming more environmentally friendly as a manufacturing company. We have implemented several strategies to enhance our environmental performance and prevent pollution. We strictly adhere to environmental laws, regulations, and codes of practice, ensuring that all our staff are well-informed about them. We believe it is our responsibility to ensure the well-being of our local community, and we work hard to provide clean, safe, and environmentally friendly roofing solutions.
If you are looking for a roof cladding provider that prioritises environmental awareness, Roofclad Systems would be more than happy to assist you. Please do not hesitate to contact us today. We look forward to discussing your requirements and providing the best advice possible.
When it comes to your roof you simply cannot afford to cut corners with expenses and the standard of your labour practise. As a business owner, your roof is arguably one of the most vital aspects of your business structure – it is the bricks and mortar to your business, gives you a safe and secure premises to work from, and houses your employees that ensure all work is ticking over as it should.
It is easy to take your roof for granted, however if something goes wrong then it could result in large costly repairs. Not to mention it could also pose a threat to interruption of your business operations if your premises are not safe to be on. In order to avoid this from occurring there are many things that you can do as a responsible business owner, from taking out a Maintenance and Repairs Plan to safeguarding yourself, your workforce and your commercial building with the help of professional, expert Roofers who truly know what they are looking out for and how to get the job done correctly.
So why should I hire a professional Roofer, and not try a hand it myself?
As a business owner, you should value the structure and welfare of your commercial building not just for your own benefit but for the benefit and safety of your workforce.
Here is the bottom line:
Although you may do the groundwork behind the scenes and take care of the operational and financial side of things, your workforce are the ones who assist in working all hours to carry out construction contracts that help to keep your business afloat. And a safe, secure and feasible workplace is the least that they can ask for, right?
Therefore depending on the issue that you may have with your roof – therefore depending on the issue that you may have with your roof, it’s always best to seek professional guidance from a company like ours. It is always best to actively seek a professional Roofing company like Roofclad Systems! Having established the business back in 1978, this gives us many years of experience specialising in roofing and cladding. Our team have all gone through rigorous training processes to ensure that they can spot minor problems that an untrained eye would fail to pick up on, and they can deliver the best possible solution for each individual case.
A commercial roof which is performing in tip top condition helps to prevent health problems arising from unwanted cold draughts, unwelcome leaks, potential sagging and the growth of mould to name a few.
Not only does this mean your workers will be able to work safely and healthily in your workplace, but it could contribute to lowering the amount of employees you experience taking sick-leave from work.
Not only does a roof that is functioning correctly maintain a smooth efficiency in the workflow of your employees, it also increases the energy efficiency of your business overall! An old, abandoned roof will ultimately result in needing more hefty repairs carried out, and therefore include extra costs.
By hiring the help of a professional roofer, you can ensure that your roof has been designed and fitted correctly and schedule regular maintenance checks to keep your workplace comfortable, warm and dry to improve your energy efficiency.
Hiring a professional Roofer to undergo your roofing works means that all of the factors we have mentioned above, ultimately compile to adding value to your commercial building, through the thorough work and expertise of a professional in the trade!
There are three main ways that our team here at Roofclad can add value to your commercial building:
If your roofer has indeed found little issues within your roof that could be easily put right by the right hands, then we can offer you a Refurbishment plan with our team at Roofclad. This is an essential part of simply extending the lifespan of your roof, and really taking good care of it. Not to mention, it can also save you hefty costs in the future to notice the small problems or potential risks early and put them right straight away!
Checking your buildings gutter system is as crucially important to ensure that they are working as they should be, and not blocked up. Your gutters should be checked at least once a year, and any time after a heavy downpour of rain or after a storm.
If your work premises is particularly dark then why not give it a spruce up for Autumn / Winter and implement Rooflight Works with our help here at Roofclad!? Rooflight Works can totally transform your workspace into a light, airy environment, maximising your team’s overall productivity – which is a win, win situation for any business owner, right? Not only will you see the positive impact on your workforce, but you will also find that it will reduce your need for artificial light – saving you large lighting costs!
Ultimately, adding value to your commercial building will pay off in the end result if you ever consider selling your property or leasing it to another company or organisation to benefit from. Any other business owner alike is going to be a lot more inclined to rent or purchase your property from you if your roof is in immaculate condition, understandably. It is also reported that experts agree that you are likely to make around 70% of what you would spend on any construction or repairs.
If our reasoning for why it is so much more beneficial to yourself and your business to hire the help of a professional Roofer has encouraged you get looking, then pick up the phone today and get in touch with Roofclad Systems! Reach us on 0191 410 7535 and we can discuss exactly what we can do for your business today!
First things first, what is a drone survey? Drone surveys are simply surveys conducted from overhead using a drone, and the process takes a fraction of time compared to traditional methods of aerial surveying.
Visual roof surveys involve a physical examination of the roof carried out by a qualified roof surveyor, who will assess the roof and take pictures of any problem areas. However this, comes with a number of risks and can result in serious injury or even fatalities. That’s why drone surveys, that require no scaffolding, paperwork or ladders, have become increasingly popular over the years throughout the construction industry. They make the survey process far more efficient, and more importantly safer than traditional surveying methods, allowing aerial images to be captured typically otherwise inaccessible areas on a rooftop.
Drone roof surveys work to significantly reduce survey preparation time and have led to improvements in accuracy, consistency and repeatability of roof surveys and unlike traditional methods of surveying, they provide absolute accuracy when capturing data whether it be on singular buildings on large scale sites.
Before carrying out any project it’s essential to carry out a survey to identify any issues or obstacles that may impact the project.
As the latest drone technology has improved it has become a more commonly used, safer, quicker and also cheaper method of carrying out surveys in order to collect aerial data most commonly used to produce surveys with absolute accuracy.
Surveys provide critical information that enable informed decision making to ensure the job is done safely and efficiently, by identifying any potential hazards so they can be removed before work commences. Drone roof surveys provide precise roof measurements, and can monitor overall progress more clearly as projects take shape over time.
Drones are revolutionising the roof inspection industry, with one of the main advantages being that surveys can be carried out from the ground! Drone surveys are now a valued and established method of surveying, delivering safer conditions for employees along with providing more accurate results. With the right drone solution, companies are able to capture the key information from even the most complex of roof designs in both an accurate and repeatable way. Previously these views would require significant equipment hire, labour costs, health and safety risks and time. Roofclad Systems utilises evolving DJI drone technology to improve on all of that.
The team at Roofclad pulled together a few of the main ways a drone survey can benefit you and your building!
These drones can also fly to places and reach heights that would otherwise be impossible with a mechanical boom or cherry picker. By providing a birds eye view it enables the survey to identify issues that may have otherwise not been identified. The drone will take multiple pictures from different angles, providing a detailed overall picture of the project from start to finish.
By using high zoom lenses drone roof surveys can get up close to any issues that would otherwise be overlooked. The drone is particularly useful for identifying blocked gutters, hidden valley gutters and damaged roof sheets, and areas not easily seen.
By removing the need for someone to physically have to access the roof and carry out a visual inspection, it means surveys can be carried out quicker and more efficiently. Conventional methods can require preparation and the process itself can be lengthy and it requires the surveyor to physically access the roof and make a visual inspection.
Drone surveys also mean that the entire roof survey can be recorded by the drone from start to finish, meaning that any footage can be thoroughly evaluated for complete peace of mind.
Drone surveys have become increasingly popular across many industries as they are less time consuming and able to function at a lower cost than traditional surveying methods. By identifying issues early on, surveys can save thousands of pounds in costly repairs. Here are a few situations where you may find yourself needing a drone survey, some of the most common being:
At Roofclad Systems, we take immense pride in our drone survey services where we used the latest drone technology to collect aerial images provide accurate images of what may have been typically inaccessible areas of a rooftop. Our special drone survey service allows us to take a bird’s eye view of the roof in question and using a high zoom lens, we can get up close to any issues. The drone is particularly useful for identifying blocked gutters, hidden valley gutters and damaged roof sheets, to areas not easily seen. Our members of staff who operate the drone all carry a commercial PFCO Small Unmanned Aircraft licence to carry out the full roof survey.
Roofclad Systems utilises evolving DJI drone technology to continuously improve our service.
Interested in finding out more? Contact our team!
Here at Roofclad Systems, we are specialists in roofing and cladding with over 40 years experience. There are many different types of roof cladding options available for your businesses needs, we are always here to help you find the right one for you. Most people don’t pay much attention to their roof until there’s a problem. However, as industrial roof cladding specialists, we luckily have all the information you need! And remember your roof is one of the most important parts of your building as it protects you from many things such as the ever changing climate outside – especially as we live in the UK.
Roof cladding is essentially an extra layer on top of your roof which acts as a waterproof seal for the property, which keeps the elements out and those inside warm and dry. Roof cladding can come in a variety of different materials and here at Roofclad Systems we offer 4 types of cladding material. But, why is roof cladding so important? We are here to tell you exactly why…
Roof cladding is an integral part of any commercial property as it serves 5 major purposes, which are:
Installing roof cladding can provide insulation on your roof that can help to regulate the internal temperature of the building. Insulation can also provide an extra layer of soundproofing which can be beneficial if your industry creates a lot of noise that could cause disturbance to the surrounding area. Additionally, insulation from roof cladding also has the added bonus of providing a level of fire resistance to your building. This is dependable on the type of cladding you have, but Roofclad is able to advise you accordingly.
Another great bonus of adding roof cladding to your building is that it can help to protect your building from the weather elements. Not only is roof cladding a waterproof layer that prevents moisture build-up in your roof’s surface but it can also provide additional internal protection with the right roofing materials. Excess sun, rain, wind and sub-zero temperatures can play havoc with commercial roofing and problems can occur without the extra layer of roof cladding. Extreme weather can penetrate roofs, cause cut edge corrosion and generally deteriorate your roof. By installing roof cladding, you can save on roof maintenance and repair costs in the long-run and significantly increase the lifespan of the roof.
Not only is roof cladding practical – it’s also aesthetically pleasing! The ideal thing about roof cladding is that it can be coated to match the existing aesthetic of your building. Therefore, roof cladding can also help increase the overall appeal of your building.
By protecting the roof from the wind, sunlight, water absorption and more, it also helps to protect and increase the mechanical stability of the roof structure. Whether it’s an industrial building or a commercial building, all roofs need to that they have a secure roof structure.
Instead of replacing your roof, roof cladding can help to prolong the lifespan of your roof, whilst causing less disruption and coming at a lighter financial cost.
Here at Roofclad, we install a range of roof cladding systems. Depending on your budget and your specific requirements, we can install roof cladding such as traditional built-up roof cladding, composite roof cladding, standing seam roofing systems and so on. Do not fret as Roofclad is dedicated to ensure the installation of roof cladding is relatively straightforward, so that there is minimal disruption to your site.
If you are interested in our roof cladding work, we have a portfolio of existing roof cladding options, so you can see the whole process which could help determine what roof cladding system is best for your business. If you’d like to learn more or enquire about our roof cladding services, contact us today on 0191 4107535 or email one of our friendly team members on [email protected].
The Condition Improvement Fund (CIF) is an annual bidding round for eligible non-diocesan VA schools, academies and sixth-form colleges to apply for capital funding. The funding goes towards:
The Condition Improvement Fund also supports a small proportion of expansion projects for those of the above education providers who have rated ‘good’ or ‘outstanding’ by Ofsted.
Since establishing in 1978, we have been specialists in roofing and cladding refurbishment works. Primarily servicing Scotland, North East England and Leeds, we provide building envelope solutions and environmentally sound building systems for industrial and commercial use. We can take care of your project from start to finish; including the design and installation of your roof and cladding, flat to pitch roof conversions, strip and re-clad of old buildings, waterproof coatings, rainscreen cladding systems and so much more, through to maintenance upon completion.
Over the years, we have obtained a number of roofing and cladding contracts to schools up and down the country. Here’s how we can help you:
When considering roofing refurbishment, the focus should always be on the planning and management of the project. The safety of those carrying out the work, those operating below roof level and minimising disruption to the client’s operations are absolutely critical. When you work with a roofing contractor, with our extensive experience of refurbishment contracts, you can be confident that you are trusting professionals that understand all of the potential risks involved and will work with you to keep your operations running during the project. Here at Roofclad, our design team can advise on the logistics of any project during the consultation stage and offer guidance on cost and scope.
There are four different types of roof cladding refurbishment that we can advise and perform on your roof:
Similar to roof cladding refurbishment, there are a number of different external wall cladding refurbishment options to suit your needs, depending on building structure, support and condition.
There are four main types of external wall cladding refurbishment options that we can advise and perform on your building:
A commercial flat roof can last anywhere between 10 and 35 years. However, this will all depend on how well you maintain it of course. There are a number of systems available for commercial and industrial flat roofing and here at Roofclad, we offer full renewal of existing flat roofing and repair options, including:
Roofclad Systems are highly experienced when it comes to commercial and industrial gutter maintenance in the UK. We have been maintaining gutters for over 30 years, with experience on a number of different industrial and commercial properties.
There are two types of industrial and commercial guttering types that we would recommend:
Industrial and commercial gutters should be inspected at least once a year and any time after a heavy storm or downpour of rain, gutters should also only be checked by a qualified person to do so – they will know what they are looking for in terms of current issues, they can also spot any potential problems. Checking gutters regularly to make sure they are free from any debris is so important to maintain a fully functioning guttering system. It is not uncommon for gutters to get blocked with leaves and other debris, especially in the autumn and winter months. Dealing with a problem before it causes damage to your guttering system is so important.
If you think your gutter is currently blocked or damaged, we will be able to refurbish it and provide your business with a fully functioning guttering system. Our team will happily refurbish old work and make it good as new. Learn more about our Gutter and Maintenance Packages today.
Roofclad Systems have had an in-house fabrication department since 2014 which has grown from strength to strength. Our fabrication team understands that the supply of products of the required quality, on time and in sequence is critical to the performance of projects.
Our factory is managed and manned by staff with a continuous improvement philosophy, routinely utilising lean processes to reduce waste and increase flexibility. The vastly experienced fabrication team recognises that customer satisfaction is key to our continued success.
We can manufacture a wide range of bespoke fabrications from our in-house facility:
A roof protects you, your employees, your students and your building contents. If the roof is not maintained, it will not perform to its maximum lifespan. Over the years, Roofclad Systems has recognised the importance of our clients initiating a regular maintenance programme with respect to their cladded roofs. By implementing a roof maintenance plan, it can substantially increase the lifespan of the roofing fabric and therefore increase the protection it gives you and your building.
Roofclad Systems can conduct a maintenance programme that can be tailored to suit the client and consist of many different services to include:
With over 40 years of experience within the industrial roof and cladding refurbishment industry, Roofclad Systems are the leading contractors to take care of your roofing needs. Contact us today for your FREE quotation to get started.
Here at Roofclad Systems, we have recently expanded our business across the North. Extending our service to Yorkshire. We are well known for our industrial roof cladding in Newcastle, and so we thought we would extend our service into other areas.
Our business now has over 50 full-time staff and is set to increase with the business extending to Leeds. The service will be the same, primarily being roof cladding in Leeds. Yet with all the other services we offer like our industrial rooflight works, roof refurbishment and cladding maintenance.
This move will help us get a firm base for contacts across the North of England, helping increase our brands’ visibility and awareness. Alex Tilley, our managing director has stated that Roofclad has had many quotes/enquiries around Yorkshire and beyond. Therefore, it makes sense that we have an office further south from our current office in Birtley.
One of the main contracts which Roofclad have won in Yorkshire is a £250,000 roofing contract for Rosti at Stamford Bridge. Therefore, our new base will help us with the workflow of contracts like these for the future.
We service our customers in Yorkshire from our Roofclad Systems office in Leeds, as it is great access to the motorway. As it is south of Leeds, it is in an excellent location to the M62/M1. Making it more accessible to everyone around.
With the new office in Leeds, we are committed to creating new jobs around the local area. Hoping to appoint more employees in the future as we are continuously growing and expanding.
For more information on Roofclad Systems and our new addresses etc., get in touch with us. We are more than happy to help and offer you a quote for our services.