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Temporary Roofing.

Temporary roofing for projects where the building needs cover during roof work. Discuss your site, the planned work and the protection required with Resolve.

Planning for exposed roof work

Consider the cover before opening the roof.

Removing or replacing a roof changes how a building is exposed to the weather. Temporary roofing needs to be considered alongside scaffold access, the work sequence and the space available on site. From Haverhill, we welcome enquiries for reroofing and refurbishment projects across East Anglia.

From the people we work with.

We have just completed a job using Resolve and by far the best! Quick response from James polite, professional ,courteous and extremely knowledgeable and the guys on site were great!

Working with Resolve

Start with the building and the programme.

The area being opened up and the time it needs cover should shape the conversation.

Send the site address, roof dimensions or drawings, and photographs of the building. Explain which areas will be exposed, whether the property will remain occupied and how materials need to reach the roof.

We’ll discuss your requirements before agreeing the scope. The covering, access arrangements and any design requirements need to suit the particular building; availability, costs and timings should be confirmed in your quotation.

Talk through your requirements

Before you enquire

Temporary Roofing FAQs.

Practical details to help you plan your enquiry.

No. Roof scaffolding provides access to the work area; a temporary roof includes an overhead covering. If your project needs both access and cover, make that clear when you enquire.

Contact us while the roofing work is being planned. Early information about the building, roof opening and programme gives time to discuss the scope before your contractor starts removing the existing roof.

Tell us if people will remain in the building and what areas need protection or access. Suitability depends on the property and work involved and needs to be discussed for the specific site.

The size and shape of the building, the area requiring cover, access constraints, hire duration and any design requirements all influence the scope. A quotation needs to be based on your particular project.

Include the address, roof dimensions or drawings, photographs, planned start date and expected duration. Explain the roof work and whether access for materials or other trades is needed.

Let’s talk about your site

Planning work on an exposed roof?

Send the roof details, site location and planned dates. Let’s discuss the access and cover your project requires.