Roofing Standards

Nov 11

Traditional Roofing Techniques Meet Modern Standards

By CRS Uncategorised

At CRS, we understand that heritage buildings are more than bricks and mortar—they are living records of our shared history. Restoring and preserving Grade II listed buildings requires not only…

Oct 27

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Aerial photograph of Calderstones Mansion, in Calderstones Park, Liverpool. December 2019

Managing Roof Challenges in Grade II Listed & Protected Buildings

By CRS Uncategorised

Preserving Historic Roofs: What You Need to Know Keeping historic buildings intact takes skill and care—especially their roofs. For Grade II listed buildings, roofing is not just about keeping out…

Oct 16

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A realistic image capturing a large industrial factory undergoing a roof replacement. Multiple construction workers in safety gear are actively working on scaffolding surrounding the building's expansive roof. Below, visible through large windows, the factory's interior hums with activity, showcasing ongoing manufacturing processes with machinery and conveyor belts in operation. The scene is depicted during daylight, with clear skies and natural lighting illuminating the contrast between the construction work and the operational factory.

Refurb or Replace: Key Considerations for Commercial Roofs

By CRS Uncategorised

When it comes to maintaining or upgrading the roof of your commercial building, you’re faced with a crucial decision: should you refurbish your existing roof or invest in a full…

Oct 01

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A desolate, single row of weathered UK industrial buildings, their roofs distinctly featuring the characteristic corrugated texture and muted tones of asbestos, under a grey, overcast sky.

Managing the Risks of Old Asbestos and Metal Roofs in the UK

By CRS Uncategorised

Across the UK, thousands of commercial and industrial buildings still rely on aging asbestos or metal roofing systems. While these materials were once considered durable and cost-effective, they now present…