Over Clad Roof & Walls

Improve the look of your building by cladding over your existing roof and walls

Improved Appearence

Reduce Heating Costs

Cost Effective 

Minimal Disruption

Over cladding of existing walls and roofs

Over cladding is a cost effective way to renovate and improve the appearance of your building. It will also increase the lifespan of your property and reduce the ongoing maintenance costs.



Over cladding means that your original roof or wall cladding can remain in place which will further protect your building against the weather and provide extra insulation which will reduce your heating costs. With over cladding there is minimal disruption and normally your employees can work as usual

 

With over cladding of your existing walls and roof a second skin of metal sheeting or  cladding is applied over the original roof or walls. It is supported by a space bar system which supports the new panels. Many customers take this opportunity to add an extra layer of insulation between the new and the old cladding. This further reduces your carbon footprint and heating costs. 

There is a vast array of materials to choose from so you can have the system, materials and colour scheme that we use. 


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Improve the Appearance of your Building

Over cladding the existing walls and roof of your building is a cost effective way of refreshing your buildings' appearance.

Reduce your Heating Costs

By adding an additional layer of cladding to your building you will naturally increase the insulation.  You can further increase the insulation by adding a layer of insulation between the existing wall and the new cladding.. 

Continue Working 

Because we are just adding an additional cladding layer to the outside of your building there is minimal disruption to your workplace meaning that you will normally be able to work as normal 

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