April 2018
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•LLwyn Celyn – Rowlands Roofing<br />
•St Peters Hamsey – Clarke Roofing Southern<br />
Green Roofing:<br />
•Clapham Park – Bauder working with E J<br />
Roberts Roofing<br />
•Fjordhus – Isle of Harris – Bridgman and<br />
Bridgman LLP<br />
•The World War II Decoy Bunker – Alumasc<br />
Roofing Systems working with Span Roofing<br />
Contractors<br />
•Chester Bus Station – Alumasc Roofing<br />
Systems working with Blackdown Greenroofs<br />
Single Ply Roofing:<br />
•Royal Russell School – DANOSA UK working<br />
with Industrial Construction (Sussex)<br />
•Alderley Edge School for Girls – Gymnasium –<br />
Richmond Roofing Single Ply<br />
•Scoil Phadraig – Bauder working with Priority<br />
Roofing & Cladding<br />
•Hawthorns Care Home – Ithaca Roofing<br />
Roof Slating:<br />
•Marshals Yard Development – Claude N Smith<br />
•Sion Cottage Marford – Greenough & Sons<br />
Roofing Contractors<br />
•Grade II* Listed Building – Anderson Roofing<br />
Services<br />
•The Boathouse – Stormforce Roofing &<br />
Maintenance<br />
Roof Tiling – Sponsored by ECIC:<br />
•Shettleston New Parish Church – Redland<br />
working with DM Roofing and Roughcasting<br />
•Donisthorpe Primary School – M&J Group<br />
James Talman, Chief Executive of the NFRC, explained: “This year the<br />
standard of entries was exceptional and the judges had a very hard time<br />
whittling it down to create this spectacular shortlist.<br />
“Our congratulations go to each and every one of those finalists who<br />
should be proud of their achievement. We have some extremely talented,<br />
dedicated and ambitious roofing professionals in the UK, and this goes<br />
some way towards highlighting their achievements and showcasing best<br />
practice and quality in the sector.<br />
“We would like to wish everyone the very best of luck for the finals.”<br />
The National Federation of Roofing<br />
Contractors (NFRC), the host of the awards,<br />
has teamed up with headline sponsor SIG<br />
Roofing to celebrate all the good things that<br />
roofing contractors do to help their local<br />
communities and charities.<br />
Janine Brady, SIG Roofing’s Marketing Manager,<br />
said that the UK Roofing Awards excel when it<br />
comes to showcasing projects that genuinely<br />
demonstrate the very best of roofing, including<br />
elements such as aesthetics, problem-solving,<br />
health and safety, workmanship and<br />
environmental standards.<br />
However, she believes there is an opportunity to<br />
recognise some of the great achievements of the<br />
roofing community that often go unheard.<br />
“As the leading specialist supplier of roofing and<br />
services, the staff in our branches get to hear<br />
about some of the fantastic things that their<br />
roofing contractor customers get up to that so<br />
often get overlooked,” explained Janine.<br />
James Talman, CEO of<br />
the NFRC<br />
DO YOU KNOW AN<br />
‘UNSUNG HERO?’<br />
something we really want to help draw attention<br />
to and celebrate. And what better place to do it<br />
than at the UK Roofing Awards, one of the<br />
pinnacles of the roofing year?<br />
“The Local Hero Award will bring an extra<br />
dimension to the awards and will allow us to<br />
showcase both the excellent standards of roofing<br />
projects completed each year and the way roofers<br />
work so hard to help those in need.”<br />
Amanda Brackey, Head of Marketing and<br />
Communications at the NFRC, commented: “It’s<br />
important that the UK Roofing Awards continually<br />
evolve to reflect the achievements of the industry,<br />
and a key part of that is listening to our partners,<br />
who have some great ideas to continue making<br />
the awards relevant to our sector.<br />
“SIG Roofing has been the headline sponsor for<br />
more than ten years and it’s a testament to their<br />
commitment and the roofing community working<br />
together that these awards keep going from<br />
strength to strength.”<br />
•Gorse Hill Infants & Junior School – Davis<br />
Roofing<br />
•Fair Mile Chapel – Bracknell Roofing.<br />
The winners will be announced at a gala awards<br />
luncheon – hosted by Dan Walker – on Friday<br />
11th May <strong>2018</strong> at the Park Plaza Westminster<br />
Bridge Hotel.<br />
“They hear about contractors raising money for<br />
charities and other good causes, about those who<br />
give up their spare time to work on community<br />
projects or to help young people and those in<br />
need.<br />
“There are a lot of excellent people working in<br />
roofing that do a lot of good things and that is<br />
To nominate a local hero visit:<br />
www.sigroofing.co.uk/local-hero. The closing date<br />
for nominations is <strong>April</strong> 20th.<br />
Find out more about the UK Roofing Awards <strong>2018</strong><br />
www.nfrc.co.uk/uk-roofing-awards/<br />
@UKRoofingAwards<br />
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