Agricultural Roofing in Cirencester, Gloucestershire

Most farm owners we speak to tell us the same thing: they need a roof that lasts without costing the earth. If your current barn roof has seen better days, you might be worried about the cost of a full replacement. The good news is that we can often fix specific issues before they spiral. We handle everything from replacing a few rusted corrugated sheets to complete timber and purlin repairs. If you’ve got a heritage stone barn in the Cotswolds that needs a bit of TLC, we’re well-versed in traditional methods too. We make sure the finish respects the local landscape while providing the modern weatherproofing you actually need. Have you noticed the edges of your roof lifting? Or maybe the gutters are sagging under the weight of years of debris? Give us a shout on 0117 428 9043 and we'll come take a look.

Choosing the right material for a new build or a refurbishment is a big decision. For livestock housing, we often recommend fibre cement roofing. It's a bit of a hero material in the agricultural world because it's breathable, which significantly reduces condensation. This means a healthier environment for your animals and less moisture dripping onto the floor. If you're looking for something incredibly tough for a machinery shed or workshop, box profile steel cladding is a fantastic choice. We can even install it with an anti-condensation 'drip-stop' backing to keep things extra dry. We'll chat through the pros and cons of each with you, ensuring you get a solution that fits your budget and your building's purpose.

Sometimes, stripping a whole roof off just isn't practical or affordable. That's where over-sheeting comes in. If your existing roof structure is still sound but the surface has perished, we can often install a new layer of modern metal cladding right over the top. It's a brilliant way to get a brand-new, weatherproof seal without the mess and expense of a full tear-down. Plus, it adds an extra layer of insulation to the building. We've used this method on countless outbuildings across Wiltshire and Somerset to give them a second lease of life. It’s faster, cleaner, and much easier on the bank account. We'll always give you an honest assessment during our site survey to see if this is a viable option for your farm.

We know that running a working farm means you can't just stop everything because a roofer is on-site. We pride ourselves on working around your schedule. Whether you have skittish horses in the stables or a herd that needs feeding, we keep disruption to an absolute minimum. We're fully insured and follow strict safety protocols to ensure both our team and your animals stay safe. We can also install high-quality roof lights to bring natural light into your barns, which can actually help lower your energy bills and improve the well-being of your livestock. It's those little details that make a big difference to how your building functions day-to-day.