Flat Roof Construction

Combatting unpredictable weather conditions to undertake the UK's highest flat roofing installation

Innovative roofing solutions and collaborative success safeguard a key retail facility.

Innovative Roofing Solutions at Chiltern Road School

How innovative roofing solution adapted to challenges in modern residential development.

The Hallsworth Road site was acquired by social housing developer, For Housing following the move of local Rugby League Club Salford City Roosters to a neighbouring location. The developer worked closely with Salford City Council, the rugby club and the local community to build essential housing that would be both affordable and eco-responsible. This has resulted in the construction of 48 new homes, comprising 30 apartments and 18 two and three-bedroom homes, including 4 bungalows. The roofing system chosen was fundamental in meeting the project goals of sustainability and affordability.

Temple Park Crescent is a new build, sustainable residential development located on the Union Canal in Merchiston, Edinburgh. S1 Developments delivered this challenging project as developer and main contractor alongside Ashton Building Systems as the specialist roofing contractor. The goal was to provide a sustainable block of high-quality homes, which integrate fully into the existing tenement form of the street. S1 Developments specialise in challenging city centre sites, and having worked with this client for many years, we were approached as the partner of choice to find the best roofing solution to suit their needs.

Originally known as Shaftesbury House, the building was opened in 1938 to house migrant workers in Leeds that had previously been living in appalling conditions. The development had deteriorated and was eventually closed and boarded up in 1998. As part of a regeneration programme of the area, Leeds City Council co ordinated the redevelopment of the site into what is now known as Greenhouse, a mixed-use block of eco-flats.

Sika proudly worked alongside Bear Construction and Fenland Flat Roofing to restore and upgrade multiple roofs on renowned historic building.

Salford community project, Working in Wood, is run by Incredible Education CIC, a social enterprise providing nature-based services for local communities through horticulture and forest school activities. The Cleavley Community Forest Garden also has wood kitchen, a poly tunnel, outdoor learning area, an edible garden that supplies fruit and veg and a coffee shop & cafe that serves plant-based and healthy food.

A popular primary school with around 1000 children on roll, Didsbury Road School in Stockport is a large single storey building located within a conservation area.