Commercial Roof Overcladding

Commercial Roof Overcladding Completed at Historic Staffordshire Papermill

We’ve recently completed a two-phase commercial roof overcladding project in Cheddleton, Staffordshire, helping to give a historic former papermill a new lease of life.
The building, which dates back more than 100 years, has been repurposed into fabrication workshops for a manufacturer of agricultural livestock equipment.
Rather than replacing the existing roofs entirely, our team carried out overcladding works to improve the condition and weatherproofing of the building while retaining the character of the original structure.quote-commercial-steel-building

Two-Phase Roof Overcladding Project in Cheddleton

The project was completed in two phases.

Phase 1 focused on the large roof to the rear of the former papermill, before Phase 2 covered the majority of the remaining roof areas.

The works have helped make the building watertight and better suited to its current use as a busy fabrication and manufacturing facility.

For older commercial and industrial buildings, roof overcladding can be a practical way of improving the condition of an existing building without the need for a complete roof replacement.

Giving a Historic Industrial Building a New Lease of Life

The papermill has an interesting history, having originally been built more than a century ago.

Its location was particularly strategic, sitting close to the canal, railway and River Churnet, while the mill also benefited from the vast underground water reservoir beneath the site.

Today, the building has a very different purpose. Its former industrial space has been repurposed into workshops for the manufacture of agricultural livestock equipment.

Our roofing work forms part of that continued evolution, helping to ensure this historic building can remain in use for many more years.

Commercial Roof Overcladding for Older Buildings

Roof overcladding can be an effective option for commercial, industrial and agricultural buildings where the existing roof is showing signs of age or deterioration.

Depending on the condition and construction of the existing building, overcladding can help to:

  • Improve weatherproofing and keep the building watertight
  • Extend the useful life of an existing roof
  • Improve the appearance of an older building
  • Reduce the need for complete roof replacement
  • Help bring older industrial buildings back into productive use

Every building is different, so we always assess the existing structure and roof before recommending the most suitable approach.

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Need to Improve an Existing Commercial Roof?

If you have an older commercial or industrial building that needs a new roof or overcladding, our team can help you explore the options.

We also specialise in turnkey steel buildings, providing as little or as much support as you need, from the initial design and steelwork through to groundworks, cladding and internal fit-out.

Whether you’re refurbishing an existing building, changing its use or planning a completely new commercial or industrial building, get in touch with Midbrook to discuss your requirements.

Call us on 01335 370128 or get a price from Midbrook.