Redland Pitched Roofing Case Studies

Shortlisted for Best Use of Slate in a Domestic Project and Sustainable Project of the Year. Peabody Group's decarbonization strategy targeted homes with an Energy Performance Certification below a D-rating. Collaborating with Axe Roofing and using Cambrian Slate allowed the homes' to maintain their traditional aesthetic while enhancing long-term efficiency and advancing sustainability goals.

Shortlisted for Best Use of Slate for a Commercial Project, this initiative successfully revitalised a historic building. Despite the challenges of working on an active school site, the project maintained the building's historic aesthetic while enhancing long-term performance. Cambrian Slate was expertly utilised by the Central Roofing company ensuring the project's success.

Shortlisted for the Pitched Roofing Awards in the Best Use of Slate for a Commercial Project category, Houndsfield Primary School’s roof refurbishment was handled by Russell Trew Limited. The goal was to preserve the building's historic charm while ensuring durability. BMI’s SpecMaster service and Redland Cambrian Slate were utilised to meet all performance and aesthetic expectations.

Redland Cambrian Slates were installed by roofing contractor M Camilleri & Sons Roofing Ltd on The Twenty Ten Clubhouse, which played host to the 2010 Ryder Cup at The Celtic Manor Resort in Wales.

Winner of the 'Sustainable Project of the Year' award at the 2023 Pitched Roofing Awards. The award was given to Mid Cornwall Roofing in recognition of this re-roofing project carried out on a sheltered care scheme, using BMI Redland’s Cambrian Slate as part of sustainability efforts.

SpecMaster proves instrumental in resolving water ingress on a Grade II listed Victorian Mill.

A full commercial reroof, from specification to installation.

The poor condition of the 30-year old fibre cement roof, including the presence of asbestos meant a substantial roofing replacement project was needed.

Shortlisted for the NFRC Roofing Awards in the Pitched Roofing Awards category - As part of improvement works on the Spire Murrayfield Hospital building, assessments determined that the pitched roofs were nearing the end of their service life and would require complete replacement – a project carried out by NRA Roofing.

The regeneration of the former Newport Towers Hotel site in Gloucestershire has made way for 39 new family homes, maximising the potential of underutilised brownfield land.

West Pennine Housing Association turned to Redland to provide the roofing solution for 43 new terraced houses and bungalows in Ashton-under-Lyne.

As part of a major refurbishment funded by Moray Council, Macleod Roofing, working in conjunction with Morrison Construction, was appointed to re-roof the school.

The world renowned Byker Estate was in need of a new and affordable roofing solution.

BMI Redland’s Mini Stonewold tiles were selected in Tudor Brown by homeowner Adrian Gillard, to achieve a contemporary aesthetic on his beachside bungalow renovation in Devon.

With prevalent high winds in excess of 130mph on the Orkney Islands, a solution was required that could withstand these elements. The BMI Redland Mini Stonewold Slate was chosen due to its strength, robustness and appearance of natural slate.

Shortlisted for the Pitched Roofing Awards in the Best Use of Concrete or Clay Tiles for a Commercial Project category, Tyldesley Library underwent a full-scale restoration. The goal was to restore the roof to its former glory, preserving traditional aesthetics and ensuring long-term performance. The Complete Roofing Specialist team used Redland Rosemary Clay Tiles to keep the legacy alive.

When the original roof of the 125-year-old John Clifford School in Nottingham needed replacing, securing budget via the Condition Improvement Fund (CIF) was essential.

A roof refurbishment on a live school in a conservation area

Redland’s Rosemary Clay Craftsman tiles have been used to reroof a grand Edwardian building in Leamington Spa which was devastated by fire back in February 2014.

BMI Redland’s Craftsman Victorian preserves school’s period aesthetic

A major renovation, including reroofing, of the only house on Edernish Island (built in 1904). Many restrictions and challenges faced this project but a striking red Rosemary clay roof was completed.

When a fire destroyed the roof of St Joseph’s Catholic Primary School in Willesden, it was vital to find roof tiles that matched the original Edwardian tiles.

Roof of Scottish Mansion damaged by fire is replaced to the highest standard

BMI Redland delivers a high aesthetic down by the waterside.

BMI Redland Heathland plain tiles in Ember delivered performance and style.

This major refurbishment saw both pitched and flat solutions used together.

The re-roofing of this four-bedroom detached house took place as part of a whole-house renovation to the property, which was built in 1926 by Walter Rosser and now sits within a Conservation Area in Prestbury, Cheltenham.

BMI Redland DuoPlain’s speed of installation helps secure both school and refurbishment funding.

This project required a tile that would achieve the look of a period plain tile at a fraction of the cost and with the benefit of modern manufacturing techniques.

SpecMaster and modern solutions rejuvenate a social housing development

Mersey Roofing recently became one of the first contractors to use the new tool-free Innofix Clip from Redland on an affordable housing project in Widnes.

After an issue with moss caused significant damage to the roof of one of the student accommodation houses, the university decided it was time for a change.

Redland’s Regent tiles and components were selected for the second time by a primary school in Milton Keynes when they wanted to match the roof of an extension to the original building.

96 properties on the Maerdy estate in Rhondda, South Wales required a roofing solution with a system guarantee, technical reassurance and secure fixing throughout.

The homeowners living near to Heathrow Airport struggle with frequent roof damaging vortex’s caused by aircrafts taking off and landing.

The client, the Ministry of Defence (MOD), is upgrading over 100 houses on an estate in Cornwall. This project was the first of several phases.

The housebuilder selected Redland’s Fenland Pantile for two large scale housing projects in Norfolk to help ensure the developments would blend in with the local vernacular.

Mersey Roofing recently became one of the first contractors to use the new tool-free Innofix Clip from Redland on an affordable housing project in Widnes.

This project needed a solution for frequent Lead Theft, with BMI Redland’s Wakaflex Rapid Flashing the solution to the problem.