Commercial roofing contractor · Cambridge
Commercial and industrial roofing, from urgent repair to planned refurbishment.
Flat, pitched, single-ply, metal and cladding work for businesses, landlords, estates teams and contractors across Cambridge and surrounding areas. Established over ten years.
- Flat roofing
- Metal roofing and cladding
- Liquid waterproofing
- Planned maintenance
- Solar PV
Accredited and independently assessed
Accreditations that protect your project
Commercial clients answer to boards, insurers and principal contractors. Each accreditation below is independent evidence that we meet the standard they expect.
NFRC member
The UK’s largest roofing trade association. You are appointing an established roofing contractor that works to recognised industry standards and a professional code.
Constructionline Gold
The pre-qualification register used by public and private sector buyers. Gold status means our credentials have been assessed, so tender and procurement checks move faster.
SafeContractor approved
Our health and safety arrangements are independently assessed. Facilities managers and main contractors can appoint us knowing site safety has been checked.
Competent Roofer
A government-authorised scheme that lets us self-certify qualifying roofing work against Building Regulations, so you receive the compliance paperwork for your building records.
Trading Standards approved code
We work to a consumer code approved by Trading Standards: clear information, fair dealing and a defined route for complaints if something goes wrong.
NICEIC approved contractor
Electrical work is carried out in-house by approved electricians and certified to UK safety standards, which matters on solar PV and roof-mounted equipment.
MCS certified
Solar PV installed to nationally recognised MCS standards, giving you quality assurance and eligibility for schemes that require MCS-certified installations.
HIES accredited member
An independent scheme for energy and insulation installers, adding a further layer of protection and accountability on renewable energy work.
Independently recognised
Award-winning roofing specialists
Best Residential & Commercial Roofing Maintenance Company
Design & Build Awards (BUILD Magazine)
Three Best Rated® Roofing Contractors
East of England
Trusted by
Our commercial clients & partners
What we do
Commercial roofing services
Roofing, cladding, drainage and maintenance for commercial and industrial buildings.
How a commercial roof job starts
Survey
We record the roof condition, defects, access and any constraints on the building.
Options
We set out the sensible routes, such as repair, overlay or replacement, and what each depends on.
Delivery
We plan access, phasing and protection around the people and operations beneath the roof.
Who we work with
- Facilities managers
- Estates managers
- Commercial landlords
- Managing agents
- Property owners
- Tenants
- Main contractors
- Architects and consultants
- Schools, colleges and public sector
- Industrial and manufacturing
Evidence from completed work
Recent commercial and industrial roofs, photographed from above by our drone team.
Read the full case studies: The Trinity Centre, Cambridge Science Park · Building 900, Chesterford Research Park · Rivercircle solar and roofing · All case studies
Responsible for several roofs? Move from reactive repairs to a plan.
A survey shows what needs attention now, what can be monitored and what to budget for. Ask about planned maintenance and refurbishment for your portfolio.
Questions before you enquire
Can roofing work go ahead above an occupied building?
Often, but it needs a survey first. Access, phasing, temporary weather protection, noise and the activities below all have to be agreed before a programme is set.
Can you work on asbestos roofs?
We list cladding over asbestos as a service. Which route is right depends on the condition of the roof, the structure and the building owner’s plans. Asbestos information and a professional assessment are needed before a method is confirmed.
Can a drone survey replace a close inspection?
A drone survey gives quick visual evidence, especially on large roofs. It cannot confirm every hidden defect, so close inspection may still be needed before a specification is issued.
What should I send with an enquiry?
The site address, building use, roof type, photographs, any leak history, available drawings or reports, access restrictions and your target dates.
Tell us about the roof.
Useful to have to hand: site address, building use, roof type, photographs, leak history, access restrictions, any asbestos information and any existing reports or drawings.
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