Improved Insulation & Energy Efficiency: Modern wall cladding systems add an extra layer of thermal insulation to your building, helping to stabilise indoor temperatures and reduce heat loss. By keeping warm air in during winter and hot air out in summer, cladding can significantly lower your heating and cooling costs over time.

Weather Protection & Waterproofing: Quality external cladding acts as a shield against rain, wind, snow, and UV exposure. It prevents water ingress and moisture damage by creating a protective envelope around your building.

Fire Resistance & Safety: We offer cladding options with certified fire resistant ratings for added peace of mind. Metal cladding panels, for example, are non combustible and can help limit the spread of fire on building exteriors.

Low Maintenance Durability: Unlike painted masonry or older finishes, modern cladding materials are designed to be long lasting and require minimal upkeep. They won’t rot, warp, or peel, and there’s no need for frequent repainting or sealing.

Metal Cladding: Steel or aluminium sheet panels (often profiled or composite insulated panels) are very popular for commercial and industrial buildings due to their strength, longevity, and low maintenance requirements. They can be coated in various colors and finishes (e.g. plastisol, powder coat) and often have insulation backing for efficiency.

Insulated Composite Panels: These panels have metal outer faces with a built in insulation core (such as PIR foam). They provide excellent weather protection and high thermal performance in one product, making installation faster.

Timber Cladding: Natural wood boards (like cedar, larch, or oak) create a warm, traditional look and are often used on modern residential or leisure buildings. Wood cladding needs periodic maintenance (staining or sealing) to preserve its appearance and prevent rot, but can be very attractive visually.

uPVC/Vinyl Cladding: Plastic cladding boards are lightweight, cost effective, and easy to clean. They resist rot and come in many colors, commonly used in home exteriors. However, uPVC may not have the same lifespan or fire resistance as metal or cement based cladding.