South East
Roofing & Cladding

Trackside re-roof

A roof that had reached the end — stripped back to bare trusses and rebuilt as a new insulated metal system, beside a live railway.

Before

Rotten decking, failed coverings and daylight through the boarding. The roof had been patched for years and the patches had failed too. Once it was opened up, the original timber and steel trusses were exposed along with everything that had been left on top of them.

On the other side of the parapet is an operational railway, which governs everything: no unplanned loads over the boundary, no debris, and possession-dependent working for anything near the edge.

The same roof finished in new white profiled metal sheeting
A roof stripped back to bare timber and steel trusses with the decking removedThe completed trackside roof, sheeted and flashed, beside the railway

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