We are pleased to announce a new roofing project at Darwin College, Cambridge, involving the replacement of existing lead coverings and the installation of a new Bauder and green roof system.

The existing lead coverings, originally installed during the 1960s, are now in poor condition, with numerous previous repairs beginning to fail. Our works will involve the careful removal of the existing lead coverings from the roof area, façade and dormer windows.

New lead coverings will then be supplied and installed to the façade and dormer windows, along with new lead roof cappings, all completed in accordance with current LCA regulations.

To the flat roof area, we will install a new Bauder roofing system, together with a green roof system. This will provide a high-quality, environmentally friendly roofing solution designed to improve the performance and longevity of the building.

The completed works will bring the roof areas up to current standards while providing durable and sustainable protection for Darwin College for many years to come.

We are pleased to announce a new project at Church Hill College, where DJS Metal & Lead Roofing Ltd will be carrying out specialist copper roofing and rainwater drainage works to the bay windows across West Court.

The works will involve the supply and installation of new copper outlets to the existing bay windows, helping to improve the efficient removal of rainwater from each window bay.

We will also install new copper cappings to the newly installed timber upstands, providing a durable and weather-resistant finish.

The works will be completed across approximately 100 bay windows on West Court, improving rainwater drainage while providing long-lasting copper details suited to the existing building.

We are pleased to announce that we have been awarded a new project at Hinchingbrooke Hospital, involving a range of roofing works to improve the existing roof structure and ensure it performs efficiently.

The works will include the supply and installation of new timber firings fixed to the existing roof, updating and improving the existing details. A new timber gutter will also be installed and fixed to the existing substrate, alongside additional timber firings to provide a suitable and sufficient pitch for effective rainwater drainage.

New plywood sheeting will then be supplied and laid over the new firings, ready for the installation of Bauder felt roof coverings to form the required roofing details. The project will also include the installation of new external capping and new flashing details, providing a complete and weather-resistant finish.

These works will help improve the overall performance, drainage and longevity of the existing roof at Hinchingbrooke Hospital.

We are pleased to announce that we have been awarded Phase 2 of works at Wolfson College, Cambridge, focusing on the Library Roof.

The project will include lead replacement and repairs to ensure the roof remains watertight and performs effectively for years to come. In addition, we will be installing a new LV9 lead ventilation system, improving airflow and helping to protect the structure from moisture-related issues.

This phase continues our work at Wolfson College, combining traditional materials with modern solutions to deliver a high-quality and long-lasting result.

We are pleased to announce that we have been awarded works at Bourne Town Hall.

The project will involve the installation of a new stainless steel batten roll roof system, providing a durable and long-lasting roofing solution. This will be complemented by the installation of new lead flashings, ensuring a high-quality, watertight finish.

These works will enhance both the performance and longevity of this important local building.

We are pleased to announce that we have been awarded a new project at St James Church in Skillington.

The works will focus on drainage improvements, with the replacement of existing drainage systems to various areas of the church. These essential upgrades will help to manage water more effectively and protect the building from potential long-term damage.

This project is another important step in preserving the condition and longevity of this historic church.

We are pleased to announce that we have been awarded the roofing and cladding package for King’s Lynn Academy, working alongside Barnes Construction Ltd on this exciting new build project.

Our scope of works includes the installation of a Helping Hand bracket and rail system, followed by the application of the required membrane and fire barrier systems to ensure full compliance and performance. The external finish will consist of 3mm galvanised 32/1000 sheeting with a VM Zinc Natural finish installed to all areas, providing a durable and visually striking facade.

We are pleased to announce that we have been awarded the project at All Saints Church in Harston, Cambridgeshire.

The works will include internal lime plastering and redecoration, along with the removal and replacement of slate roof coverings. The existing lead gutters will be carefully removed and replaced with new sand cast lead gutters and flashings, ensuring both durability and authenticity in keeping with the church’s heritage.

In addition, masonry repairs will be carried out to preserve the fabric of this historic building and maintain its condition for years to come.

We are pleased to announce that we have been awarded the works at St John’s Church in Penistone.

The project will involve the installation of scaffolding followed by the stripping of the existing roof coverings. Timber repairs will be carried out to the Nave roof and gutters to ensure the structure is sound. New stainless-steel gutters and outlets will then be installed, along with a stainless-steel batten cap roof complete with batten roll ridge for a durable and long-lasting finish.

The works will also include new lead flashings and masonry repairs, preserving the church’s historic character while enhancing the longevity and weather resistance of the building.