Roof and Wall Cladding involves the application of a protective outer layer over a building’s structure—whether roof or walls—to provide effective weatherproofing, thermal performance, and an attractive external finish. We install a full range of systems, including Built‑Up, Composite, and Standing Seam solutions, and can offer either warm (insulated) or cold (uninsulated) build-ups depending on the requirements.

A Flat Roofing system is designed with a very low pitch, creating a near‑level surface onto which we install a suitable solution such as a Single-ply Membrane, Built-up Felt system (reinforced bitumen membrane), Hot or Cold Liquid‑applied system, or a Green or Blue roof. This provides a cost‑effective and easily accessible option for areas where traditional pitched roofs are not practical.

Rainscreen Cladding is an exterior wall system where a protective outer layer deflects most rainfall, while a ventilated cavity behind it allows any remaining moisture to drain and evaporate. This keeps the structure dry, improves durability, and contributes to enhancing the building’s overall energy performance. A wide range of design options and finishes are available to achieve the aesthetic you’re looking for.

We offer specialist, bespoke Hard Metal Solutions—from feature cladding around windows or entrances to fully clad roofs and walls—using premium materials such as copper, zinc, aluminium, and stainless steel. Unlike standard cladding, our hard metal systems (including standing seam, flat lock, and cassette panels) are selected for their exceptional longevity, often lasting 50–60+ years, as well as their non‑combustible nature, low‑maintenance performance, and ability to deliver a modern, high‑quality aesthetic.

We can improve a buildings envelope by modernising, and repairing an existing exterior to enhance asset value and functionality, increase energy efficiency, and improve aesthetics. It involves updating the envelope with the various solutions we offer—without fully replacing the building. 

Building Remediation is the process of repairing, restoring, or improving buildings with defects, damage, or safety risks, from critical issues like unsafe cladding to meet modern safety standards, ensuring functionality and occupant safety. This encapsulates fixes for poor workmanship, wear and tear, or environmental contamination, aiming to provide long-term confidence in a building's integrity, as seen with government programs addressing high-rise fire safety.