Temporary Roof Systems

Temporary roof systems provide weather protection for buildings during roof replacement, major repairs, or structural work. They're essential when your building needs to remain dry and operational while the permanent roof is removed or being repaired.

Our temporary roof systems can remain installed for weeks or months depending on your project timeline. They're designed for long-term weather resistance and are regularly inspected to ensure continued protection throughout your works.

We install temporary roof systems on residential homes, commercial buildings, industrial facilities, and heritage properties. Systems can be adapted for any building size, from small cottages to large commercial structures across Sussex and Kent.

Yes. Our temporary roof systems are fully weatherproof and designed to protect against rain, snow, and wind. They allow interior work to continue uninterrupted regardless of weather conditions, preventing water damage and project delays.

Installation time varies by building size. Small residential roofs can typically be covered within 1-2 days, while larger commercial buildings may take 3-7 days. We can provide emergency installations for urgent weather protection needs.

Absolutely. We regularly install temporary roof systems in coastal areas including Brighton and Hastings, where they're engineered to withstand strong winds, salt air, and extreme weather typical of seaside locations.

Costs depend on building size, roof complexity, and installation duration. We provide free, detailed quotes based on your specific requirements. The investment often pays for itself by preventing weather delays and protecting valuable interior work.

Yes. If your project requires temporary roof removal for crane access or other operations, we can remove and reinstall the system as needed throughout your project timeline.

Our temporary roof systems are engineered for specific load requirements including dead loads (system weight), live loads (workers, equipment), snow loads, and wind uplift. Standard systems support maintenance access loads, while heavy-duty configurations can accommodate storage and equipment placement.

Yes, we have extensive experience installing temporary roofs on heritage properties including listed buildings, churches, and historic structures. We use non-invasive fixing methods, work with conservation officers, and ensure installations meet heritage authority requirements.

Temporary roof hire can be extended to accommodate project delays or extended timelines. We apply weekly or monthly rates for extensions and continue regular inspections throughout the extended period to ensure continued weather protection and structural integrity.