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Proctor Roofing

Active·main contractor & subcontractor·Head office King'S Lynn

About from company website

Proctor Roofing is a family-run business with a rich heritage spanning over six generations, dating back to before 1890. This deep-rooted experience in the roofing industry has been passed down through the family, ensuring a strong foundation of knowledge and core values. The company operates as a combined entity of two sister companies, Arrow Roofing and Proctor UK Ltd, merging their expertise in pitched and flat roofing respectively.

They offer a wide array of roofing services, encompassing everything from new roofs and repairs to complete renovations. Their specialisms include slating, tiling, cedar shingles, lead welding, and heritage roofing. For flat roofs, they provide solutions such as liquid coatings, EPDM single-ply membranes, and green roofing systems, alongside various protective coatings for walls and floors.

Proctor Roofing serves both the residential and commercial sectors, working on a diverse range of buildings including houses, garages, listed buildings, factories, warehouses, hospitals, and farm buildings. They pride themselves on delivering high-quality craftsmanship at sensible prices, ensuring honesty and customer satisfaction. Their commitment to quality is reflected in their long-standing reputation and the continuation of traditional skills combined with modern roofing technologies.

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Project experience from company website

Sea Life Centre, Hunstanton

Sea Life Centre, Hunstanton

Hunstanton

Severe tidal floods had destroyed most of the original building and the main contractor was charged with rebuilding to match the original build. Proctor Roofing were contacted to specify and install a cost effective system that could be used in both the refurbishment and new build scenarios.

King Edward VII Academy Flooring, King's Lynn

King Edward VII Academy Flooring, King's Lynn

King's Lynn

The existing flooring had started to split and delaminate, it was also no longer watertight. Raised seams were causing a trip hazard. Proctor Roofing were contracted to complete the work within the Easter holidays. Westwood Wecryl and Weproof liquid PMMA products were used to form a seamless flooring system.

Clients mentioned from company website

Sea Life Centre, Hunstanton, King Edward VII Academy Flooring, King's Lynn, Hillington Square Phase 2, King's Lynn.

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What does Proctor Roofing do?

Proctor Roofing, a family company with six generations of roofers, offers comprehensive roofing services in Norfolk. Specialising in pitched and flat roofing, heritage projects, and protective coatings for residential and commercial clients. Their listed services include Roofing, Restoration & heritage, Waterproofing, Damp proofing and Loft conversions.

Where is Proctor Roofing based?

Proctor Roofing is registered at KING'S LYNN, PE31 7BT, in East of England.

What areas does Proctor Roofing cover?

Proctor Roofing states that it works across Norfolk, Suffolk, King'S Lynn and Hunstanton.

Is Proctor Roofing still trading?

Companies House lists Proctor Roofing as active.

What sectors does Proctor Roofing work in?

Proctor Roofing works in Residential, Commercial, Public, Healthcare and Education.

When was Proctor Roofing established?

Proctor Roofing was incorporated on 2006-07-13, though the company says it has traded since 1890.

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