Retail Unit Roofing & Cladding

Retail and trade premises we have worked on

Shops, trade counters and visitor attractions usually have to keep their doors open to customers while the roof is replaced.

At The Canoe Shop in Totton, an ageing twin skin roof with suspected asbestos cement outer sheets was removed as non-licensed, non-notifiable work. We fitted around 577 m² of insulated composite roof with factory-assembled roof lights and relined the internal valley gutters, with bespoke colour-matched flashings and trims, on a restricted site while the business carried on. The new roof kept the original footprint, and the gutter on the shared boundary was relined too.

Bridgwater Trade Park was a very tired 1980s builders merchants, brought back into use as trade counter and warehouse units. The cladding, roof lights and insulation were stripped and replaced with Tata Trisomet composite, after new eaves beams squared off the original curved eaves. Brett Martin roof lights went in throughout, and a two-tone colour scheme was set out across both buildings and every bay.

At the Haynes International Motor Museum, a repeat client, our work has covered new buildings, extensions and roof refurbishments across 1970s, 1980s and new build areas, planned around a museum that stays open to visitors. The systems there include standing seam and double skin roofs, Euroclad Elite and Vieo, Trimo composite panels, structural roof decking on cold-rolled steel purlins, and insulated valley gutters with linings.