Marshall Cladding And Roofing Ltd

About Marshall Cladding And Roofing Ltd

Category: Roofing

Marshalls Cladding & Roofing Limited was formed in 2001 by Stuart Marshall after many years as a self employed sole trader trader working the tools, supervising and managing sites for some of the largest companies throughout the UK and carrying out vast amount of domestic, commercial and industrial projects. Since 2004 Marshall's Cladding & Roofing Limited have been an approved contractor to Middlesbrough Council of which we carry out a vast amount of works for them, Repairs, Re-furbishments and Maintenance of all council controlled buildings, Town Hall, Municipal buildings, Schools, Retail, Commercial, Youth Centres, Social Services, Parks & Recreation, Museums, etc. Marshall's Cladding & Roofing Ltd or (M.C.R.Ltd )as we are known have carried out many projects throughout the UK and parts of Europe and recently 2013/14 the Ascension Islands South Pacific on both full works packages and the supply of labour only over a number of years depending what the client requires and budget. M.C.R.Ltd workforce varies in size depending on the size of the project requested, from the minimum of two employees to larger numbers. All employees and sub contractors are fully qualified in their irrelevant trades of which M.C.R.Ltd have large number of fully qualified operatives on records of which we update their documents regulary. All employees and sub contractors attached to Marshall's Cladding & Roofing Ltd hold CSCS cards or Safety Passports, a large majority have gained NVQ L2 & L3 in there irrelavent trades, we have qualified managers, supervisors, first aiders, banksman slingers, IPAAF trained operatives, Forklift operators, and attached scaffolding and netting company etc. M.C.R.Ltd could carry out roof inspections throughout the Nort East and Yorkshire in short notice regardless the size and could offer free quotes and tenders depending on the size of the contract. All works are guaranteed between 12months and 40 years and no job is too small.