Sheeting & Cladding for Houses in Sheffield

Residential Housing Sheeting and Cladding in Sheffield

Dalton Roofing provides sheeting and cladding solutions for all kinds of residential properties in Sheffield, Chesterfield, Rotherham and the Peak District. Cladding basically means the process or materials used in adding an exterior layer to the building. Some people refer to cladding as the “skin” of a property and the materials used include timber, metal, plastic, fibreglass and more.

Throughout the thirty years or so we’ve been in business, we’ve cladded hundreds of buildings in the area, each one transforming the property’s appearance whilst adding an effective layer of protection. So, if you’re thinking about getting cladding installed on your property, give Dalton Roofing a call today on 0114 2799 799.

We can head out to inspect your house or building and provide a free, no-obligation quote. And, if you want to know more about cladding and sheeting materials in the meantime, check out our blog Cladding in the Roofing Industry.

The Advantages of Cladding a House

In domestic roofing, cladding is most often fitted around chimneys, windows and doors – basically the areas that are most vulnerable to draughts and leaks. And these days, more and more people are turning to cladding as an effective means of protecting their houses, garages, outhouses extensions and offices.

So, let’s have a look at some of the advantages of cladding your house or outbuilding:

• Low Maintainance. Many of the sheeting materials used in cladding, such as plastic, metal and fibreglass, are incredibly low maintenance, particularly when compared with timber and old brick. All it really takes is a quick washdown to have cladding looking its best again.

• Kerb Appeal. Another reason homeowners often choose to clad their properties is due to the increased aesthetic value it adds to the building. Exterior cladding comes in all sorts of colours and materials to suit any property style, and choosing the right one can boost the kerb appeal of your home.

• Increased Insulation. Cladding is also a great insulator for properties. That extra layer of material wrapped around the original structure of the building helps to lock in the heat, helping to reduce energy usage and saving you money on heating bills.

• Structural Protection. Over time, the structure and appearance of any building will start to degrade, which is why many people choose to take advantage of cladding their properties. Cladding provides a great deal of protection against the elements, dirt and general pollution, and prevents water ingress that can lead to damp and mould issues.

Example of Outbuilding Cladding Design

As an example of how cladding can completely transform a building, check out the following video. You’ll find Phil Dalton discussing a garage that’s been newly cladded in green box profile roofing sheets.

For more information about cladding your home, give us a call today on 0114 2799 799.