GNR Roofing

30/04/2025

The combination of zinc, batten profile cladding, and crisp white render creates the perfect blend to create a modern aesthetic.

19/04/2025

Perimeter batten cladding now going on externally and the roof is looking good. It is wrong that we have had to completely take apart and reassemble a 13 year old building due to it being badly built in the first place! There are so many out there at the moment and we are now seeing huge numbers of catastrophic building failures due to incorrect construction.

06/02/2025

Plastic coming off in a few days once the windows have been installed.

03/02/2025

Almost there on this project in North Yorkshire. Lots of lots of lots of . The result will be spectacular but it’s a shame that it was not done properly in the first place!

21/08/2024

17/06/2024

Outlets, overflows and gutters in to drain the roof on this project

13/06/2024

Always a good idea to get the soldering out of the way first, the is the easy bit. This project is starting to take shape now after several weeks of rebuilding the structure to resolve the existing condensation issues.

04/08/2023

Another project completed ☑️

York-based company, Native Architects, was approached by the Parochial Church Council of the Ecclesiastical Parish of All Hallows, Lee...

28/01/2023

Pretty in . One of the three vented gutter details with custom spitters to mange a serious volume of water from a 17m roof slope! Collab with to form some unique detailing.

27/01/2023

A bit of vertical cladding in natural on this project in West Yorkshire. One of many interesting details in this 630m2 zinc roof area.

24/01/2023

It’s always nice to return to a roofing project that has started to weather after a year of being installed. This natural zinc covered extension and Welsh slate roof is blending nicely into its setting near Wetherby.

10/11/2022

Traditional and diminishing course slating using meets A fully integrated solar PV array from 22 panels in total, connected via 4 inventors to a total of 28 batteries will produce some serious energy for this magnificent property near York. Who said old buildings can’t be efficient?